065 - Diary of an Honest Mom: Libby Ward on the Unrealistic Expectations of Motherhood

If you’re a mom, you’ve probably run into Libby Ward on TikTok or Instagram at Diary of an Honest Mom.  She’s a thought leader and mental health advocate with a deep commitment to breaking the cycles of trauma. Libby joins us to discuss how we can re-write the narrative on what it means to be a good mom. Three things you’ll learn in this episode: The roots of mom rage and what we can do about it How to set more realistic expectations for ourselves as mothers What it means to be the default parent and how we can lighten our mental load To connect with Libby, head to: Her website: Diary of an Honest Mom IG: @diaryofanhonestmom The Honest Mom Journal Free Printable -The Honest Mom Journal “I don't want to pour into my cup just so I can pour out. I want to pour into my cup because I deserve to feel like I have a whole cup. I want to pour into me so that I feel peace, so that I find joy, so that I can find fulfillment, because I deserve to have all the good things that I believe in my heart that my children also deserve to have.  It's really a full circle moment that is hard to live out in a society that praises mothers for being martyrs.” – Libby Ward   TAKE THE PERSONALITY PATTERN QUIZ - Personality Quiz 1-ON-1 COACHING: From Insight to Outcome - Life Coaching with Michelle CHECK OUT MY FREE 5-STEP MORNING ROUTINE FOR MOMS: My 5-Step Morning Routine MOTHERHOOD VILLAGE FB COMMUNITY: The Motherhood Village MOTHERHOOD INSTAGRAM: @michellegrosser.coach “I love The Motherhood Podcast!” ← if that sounds like you, please consider rating and reviewing our show!  This helps us support more women, just like you, on their motherhood journey.  Click here, scroll to the bottom, tap to rate with five stars, and select “Write a Review.”  Then be sure to let me know what you loved most about the episode!--🧠 What's your capacity pattern? Take the free 2-minute quiz and unlock The Capacity Code — a personalized private podcast episode for your specific nervous system. → Take the Capacity Pattern Quiz