EP 02 - Creating Friendships After Kids with Ruthy Taylor

from Allobee Radio · host Brooke Markevicius

Have you struggled with friendships after having kids? We have! In this episode I talk to Ruthy Taylor, founder of The Village 253, Co-Owner of Mosaic Home Group, and mom to two girls Pippa and Parker. We talk about struggles with making friends after kids, momboss life, and all the in-betweens. Ruthy is one of my favorite moms and her heart for the community, and mothers in particular is amazing. We hope that this episode will give you some ways to find friendships after kids. You can read more about Ruthy in the show notes, as well as find our link to our Facebook Community, http://momentummarket.io/podcast

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Have you struggled with friendships after having kids? We have! In this episode, I talk to Ruthy Taylor, founder of The Village 253, Co-Owner of Mosaic Home Group, and mom to two girls Pippa and Parker. We talk about struggles with making friends after kids, momboss life, and all the in-betweens. Ruthy is one of my favorite moms and her heart for the community, and mothers, in particular, is amazing. To Learn More about Ruthy and to Join our Community go to http://momentumradio.io/podcast

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