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Motherhood Intended  

Motherhood Intended

Author: Jacqueline Baird

Are you tired of scrolling your feed only to see the highlight reel version of motherhood? Join Jacqueline Baird, a passionate mom here to support other women on their unique journeys to motherhood and beyond. Youll hear from experts in the fields of womens health, fertility, and family planning, as well as from the brave women who want their unique stories to be heard. Well talk about unexpected paths taken, miraculous moments experienced, and how we keep going on this beautiful and ever-changing journey as mom.This podcast will also document Jacquelines current life as a mom of three, plus many reflections and insight from her decade long infertility journey including multiple losses, IVF, preterm deliveries, surrogacy, and more. Stay tuned as her familys story continues to unfold.If you feel like you cant always relate to the picture-perfect stories you see, follow the podcast now and join a community thats getting real about what it takes to be a mom.
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Genres: Health & Fitness, Kids & Family, Parenting

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This Is What My Days Look Like Right Now
Episode 124
Tuesday, 10 February, 2026

A real day in the life of a stay-at-home mom in this season of motherhood.What does a real day actually look like in this season of motherhood?In this solo episode, Jacqueline walks you through a true day in the life — from the moment she wakes up to when the house finally goes quiet at night. Not the highlight reel. Not the optimized routine. Just the honest rhythm of life right now as a stay-at-home mom of three, balancing motherhood, mental load, and creative work.Jacqueline shares what mornings look like getting two kids out the door for school, how her days shift depending on whether her toddler is home with her or at her school program, and how her work as a podcaster happens in small pockets of quiet time. She talks about the invisible labor of motherhood, the constant emotional regulation, and the tension between being present with your kids while still wanting space for your own purpose.This episode is for any mom who feels like her days are full but invisible, meaningful but hard to quantify — and who needs the reminder that showing up counts, even when there’s no checklist to prove it.In this episode, we talk about:A real day in the life of a stay-at-home momManaging the mental load of motherhoodParenting multiple kids in different stagesWorking and creating during naps and school hoursAfter-school chaos, activities, and evening routinesWhy some seasons of motherhood are about maintenance, not growthLetting go of productivity pressure in motherhood✨ Reflection prompt: What does your day actually require of you — emotionally, mentally, and physically?🔗 Connect + Resources MentionedGet on the email listFollow on InstagramJoin the Motherhood Intended Podcast Community on FacebookBecome a member of Your Fertility VillageCheck out Beddy’s and see how much they’ve simplified morning routines and bedtime in this season of life!Support the show__________________________________________________________________________________ 💛 You don’t have to do this alone. Join Your Fertility Village — a safe, supportive community for women on their fertility journey. 🌻__________________________________________________________________________________

 

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