Melissa is joined by April for a fun episode to discuss the Holidays and do some fun Holiday Trivia. They also discuss the importance of connection and motherhood community during this season. #maidsamilking

Melissa, Lindi, and Kori chat about holiday expectations and breastfeeding, as well as surviving the holidays in general with kids.  They talk about a common question they receive around the topic of breastfeeding and drinking alcohol, as well as breastfeeding in front of family and setting appropriate boundaries. Resources: https://kellymom.com/bf/can-i-breastfeed/lifestyle/alcohol/

Melissa and Lindi celebrate the 50th podcast episode! They also look over the last year and what things have changed for them personally and professionally.To celebrate our 50th podcast episode, listen all the way through to hear about our special surprise giveaway!

The fearless Latched Mama Warehouse Queen, Amanda, joins Melissa to reflect on her surprise pregnancy that led to an unexpected 3rd child later in life.

In this episode, Melissa and Lindi chat about life, Latched Mama, Thanksgiving, new babies, and all the fun stuff! Listen to this episode to hear some amazing motherhood hacks, including one of Melissa’s favorite new item with her newborn.  

Lindi is joined by Jessica Carty, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker that has worked in Adoption and Foster care for over 20 years, to discuss all things adoption. If you have ever thought of adoption, Jessica gives some practical first steps and important information. Resources: JFS Adoption Information sheet Jewish Family Services Website (in Richmond, VA): https://www.jfsrichmond.org/ Post Adoption Consortium:

Melissa Wirt hosts Sara Babb, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who focuses on Perinatal Mental Health. In our Latched Mama Love Facebook Group*, one of the most often discussed topics centers around recovering and healing from labor experiences that did not go the way you planned or expected. Kori Motes, a regular on the Latched Mama Podcast, joins Melissa and

Today we sit down to discuss all things reading and writing with Melissa Face. She is the author of I Love You More Than Coffee, an essay collection for parents who love coffee a lot and their kids…a little more. Her essays and articles have appeared in Richmond Family Magazine, Tidewater Family Magazine, Scary Mommy, and twenty-four volumes of Chicken

Lindi and April sit down to discuss middle school boys. They can be moody, smelly, and silent- they can also be funny, smart, quirky, and silly. Even if you have a newborn baby boy, they will one day grow into a bigger, smellier version of that sweet smelling baby. So this podcast is for any moms with boys, big or

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