EPISODE · Nov 25, 2025 · 1H 10M
#108 Home Educating (and more); An Interview with Amanda Appiagyei
from Mums F**king Matter
Amanda Appiagyei is a Productivity Strategist* and home educating Mum of 3. She grew up in the UK but her and her family is now based in Rome, Italy.She describes herself on her (gorgeous) website as a 'Routine loving, chaos-wrangling, business-owning, home-ed Mum of 3 — not working out at 4am'. — I love that!Amanda and I connected back in 2021 and I love what she does so I'm glad to finally have a conversation for you to hear.TRIGGER WARNING: From 31 minutes, 18 seconds to 31 minutes, 31 seconds Amanda speaks about early pregnancy loss aka miscarriage.In this episode we speak about:a bit about Amanda and the work she does *how loaded the word 'productivity' can be — and what Amanda & I feel about itthe nervous system and body literacyAmanda's experience of birth, matrescence and motherhood so farthe 'Birth Time' film (released 2021)the beauty of a supportive relationship and how vital it is, as well as being SEEN in what you do and/or experiencewhy Amanda and her husband chose to home educate and the benefits they've witnessedsupporting stages of transitionAmanda's 'Time Buckets' system (see more here)Themes: home education, creativity, nervous system recovery, postnatal depression, pelvic girdle pain, matrescence, ADHDWe mention Episode #39 of MFM with Naomi Galliano, the 'Birth Time' film, and Episode #25 of MFM with Angela Sellar.To learn more about Amanda see here on Instagram. And to find her website, click here.At the end, I read a poem by Liezel Graham.Did you enjoy this episode? If so, I would really appreciate it if you could please leave a review on the platform that you listen. For more insights and to contact me you can find me on Instagram, and/or on my website: www.lucywyldecoaching.com.
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