October is Down Syndrome Awareness Month. April Titler interviews podcast guest, Lauren Robinson, mother of an amazing 5 year old with Down Syndrome. Lauren is passionate about advocating for inclusion for people with disabilities of all types. #WelcometoHolland Welcome to Holland Poem: https://www.stepsautismtreehouse.org.au/blogs/2019/6/2/welcome-to-holland-an-inspirational-poem Resources: Down Syndrome Association of Greater Richmond https://dsagr.org/ National Down Syndrome Society https://www.ndss.org/ National Down Syndrome Society’s

Lindi hosts todays podcast on Pregnancy Loss Awareness with podcast guest, Amber Lane. Amber has a raw conversation about her infertility treatments and pregnancy loss. Amber discusses ways she received support during her season of loss. #HealingJourney ____ We know as a Latched Mama Team this is a hard topic to discuss, but we thought it was so important. If

Bullying can have a lot of effects on children’s self-esteem – the kids getting bullied and the bully. October is National Bullying Prevention Month, and School Counselor Jentae Scott-Mayo unpacks this topic.    

Latched Mama’s resident Graphic Designer, Lilah, joins Melissa to talk about the benefits of expressing yourself through creativity.  

Eryn Cobb, on staff at Latched Mama, has a raw and emotional conversation with Lindi about her own journey to single motherhood.   https://youtu.be/mFiDLRANeos  

Shannon Siriano Greenwood, Founder and CEO of Rebelle Community, talks with Melissa about how making friends as moms can be hard. Three things Shannon shares as a recipe for making friends: Meet other People, Repetition, and Vulnerability.   youtu.be/eSI6eb7dshA  

Melissa is joined by Stacy Wood, life coach and business owner. Remember, your happiness is important. Key mindset pillars help with that: Start from a place of positivity. Gratitude. Intentional Thought. Abundance. Curiosity.  

Ask Powerful Questions. Create Mantras. Be Transparent. Circle of Control. Jentae Scott-Mayo, a school counselor, shares these ideas and much more to help parents navigate school in 2021.

In recognition of the 2021 Black Breastfeeding Awareness Week, Melissa has an open, candid conversation with Kenda Sutton-El, Executive Director at Birth in Color RVA. Kenda started this organization to bring increased awareness to issues surrounding maternal mortality rate, maternal health, and reproductive rights for women of color, and the Latched Mama community is proud to partner and support this

Do you know what a CLC does? Join Melissa and her highly entertaining panel as they educate people on what a CLC does, why Latched Mama has CLCs on staff, and how to contact them for help. Sprinkled along the way, the panelists share some personal stories pertinent to new moms.