Mom Guest: Ashley Scribi (@ashleymscribi) shares her refreshing perspective on creating core memories around the world, maintaining lifelong friendships, and embracing life's roller coaster with a "strap in" mentality. What if the "hard work" of traveling with kids is just a different kind of hard work than staying home?

From watching her children ride camels under starlit desert skies to prioritizing girls' nights that fill her cup, Ashley's approach to motherhood is both adventurous and grounded. She believes in showing her kids the world while they're young, maintaining friendships that go back to childhood, and owning whatever chaos life throws your way.

This conversation will inspire you to think differently about travel, friendship, and how we handle the beautiful mess of motherhood. Whether you're considering that family trip or just need permission to prioritize filling your own cup, Ashley's wisdom will resonate with your mama heart.

Join our community of moms who are done pretending it's all perfect and ready for real conversations about the adventure of raising humans.

Join hosts Malliha Ahmad and Corinna Emory for an enlightening conversation with Jasmin (@lemons.for.days), a content creator and mother of three from Calgary who's redefining what it means to parent with intention. From recognizing her children's personalities before birth to stepping back from featuring her kids on social media, Jasmine shares her evolution from trying to be the "perfect mom" to simply being better than she was yesterday.

The Magic of Stepping Back

• How her husband's annual fishing trip reveals her children's natural independence
• Why kids step up when given the space and trust to do so
• The beauty of watching children's personalities shine

Intuitive Motherhood

• Jasmin's insight: "You know your child's personality before they're even born"
• Supporting vs. shaping: choosing to grow alongside your children
• Moving from dictator to supporter in the household

The Perfect Mom Myth

• Her journey through content creator comparison and external judgment
• The realization: "This was actually never your idea"
• Learning to measure success only against yesterday's version of yourself

Balancing Work and Motherhood

• Transitioning from mom blogger to protecting her children's privacy
• The guilt of past consent decisions for her kids
• Why her children think "Mama cleans the house" instead of works

Digital Age Parenting

• Scaling back social media presence for safety reasons
• Teaching kids about authentic vs. online personas
• Book recommendation: "The Anxious Generation" for raising children in the digital age

• "I'm constantly learning. I know that today I'm not going to be the same mom as I will be next year."
• "It's not so much shaping them, molding them, but supporting them."
• "You can only be better than you were the previous day."
• "This isn't real. This is just an idea that was never even mine to begin with."

Instagram:Guest Jasmin - @lemons.for.days

"The Anxious Generation" - Essential reading for parents navigating the digital age

Real, unfiltered conversations for the mom who's done pretending it's all perfect. Today we're talking with Linzy (@linzywestman), content creator and mom of three, about the beautiful art of finding balance in chaos. From stealth 5 AM mornings to the weekly routines that actually create freedom, this conversation is packed with practical wisdom and honest moments every busy mom needs to hear.

Whether you're struggling to find "you" time, drowning in the daily grind, or looking for structure that doesn't feel stifling, Lindsay's approach to intentional motherhood will inspire and encourage you. Plus, her story about her three-year-old throwing up right before soccer pickup? Pure mom life gold.

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Feeling like the smallest things set you off lately? You’re not alone.

In Episode 2 of Mom Life Unfiltered, hosts Corinna and Malliha sit down with nervous system educator and mom, Carrie Allen, to talk about what’s really happening when we feel overstimulated, reactive, or totally shut down.

We dive into the biology behind burnout—and how understanding your nervous system can shift everything from your parenting to your self-compassion.

In this episode, we explore:

• Why “touched out” is a real nervous system response

• How to notice the signs of fight, flight, or freeze in everyday mom life

• What to do when your body feels on edge 24/7

• How Carrie reclaimed calm and presence through nervous system awareness

• Simple tools to come back to yourself (especially in chaotic seasons)

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• Share your mom moments or nervous system questions in our FB group

• Submit your story, question, or voice note to: momlifeunfiltered@thecaep.com
  

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• Guest: @thehumanarray

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