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Hosted by Liz and Lauren · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 23 episodes
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Dear Liz & Lauren is a podcast for real moms who are tired of pretending they have it all together. Each week, we share anonymous mom confessions or give unqualified advice—real moms, real talk, zero credentials.Hosted by best friends and moms Liz & Lauren, this show covers the messy, funny, and overwhelming parts of motherhood, parenting, relationships, burnout, and midlife.We’re not professionals—just real moms offering unqualified advice and honest conversations that help moms feel less alone.If you’ve got a confession or would like to ask our advice, you can fill out an anonymous form here: https://tinyurl.com/4uzvsct4
Liz and Lauren hosts Dear Liz and Lauren, a kids show with 23 episodes published.
A listener is over the social media calendar "fundraisers" popping up everywhere. You know the ones… pick a date, send that dollar amount, and help pay for competition fees, uniforms, travel, etc. Liz has some STRONG fee
This week we're giving our unqualified advice on two tough relationship dilemmas that many moms and wives secretly wrestle with. One listener says the spark in her marriage has faded. Her husband seems more interested in
This week, we’re sharing two anonymous mom confessions that hit on something so many families quietly carry: guilt, pressure, and pretending we’re okay when we’re not. One stay-at-home mom says she keeps telling everyone
This week’s confession: “I finally got pregnant… so why am I so unhappy?” And another mom wondering how she’s supposed to handle twins! In this “Mom Confessions” episode, we’re sharing two anonymous stories from first-ti
Kids, phones, and social media… when is the right time? In this episode, we’re sharing a real mom confession about screen time struggles and talking with Alexis Rod, APRN, and Meghan Robinson, PT DPT, OMT from The Digita
Motherhood can feel overwhelming… and sometimes, it’s more than just being tired. In this Mom Confessions episode, we’re sharing two anonymous submissions that dive into burnout, identity loss, therapy, and complicated r
We got a submission that made us stop and think… A family member keeps making comments about a child’s weight—and no one is saying anything. But here’s the question… Is it your place to step in if it’s not your child? In
Mean girls, friendship drama, and the helpless feeling of watching your child struggle socially… what should moms actually do? In this Unqualified Advice episode of Dear Liz and Lauren, a mom writes in asking how to hand
It’s another Unqualified Advice episode — where we answer real questions from moms and give our very unqualified opinions. This week’s dilemmas are all about mom friendships, and let’s be honest… they can be complicated.
It’s time for another Mom Confessions episode — where real moms anonymously share the funny, honest, and sometimes questionable things they’ve done to survive parenting and mom life. In this episode, we react (and try re
It’s another Unqualified Advice episode — and this one is scandalous! A listener asks: what do you do when you know your neighbor and friend is having an affair… with another dad from your kids’ school? Do you stay out o
Thinking about a mommy makeover but not sure how to talk to your husband — or explain plastic surgery to your kids? And how do you know if your child is truly ready for kindergarten or if you should consider kindergarten
Mom Confessions is back—and this episode proves parenting is mostly about survival. In this episode of Dear Liz & Lauren, moms anonymously confess the lies and shortcuts they’ve used just to get through the day. Confessi
You keep confessing, and we’ll keep spilling the tea ☕️ Thanks for helping us let other moms know they aren’t alone in this messy world of motherhood! 🙏 Got something you need to get off your chest? Share it **ANONYMOUS
Youth sports have become more competitive, expensive, and toxic than ever… even though very few kids go on to play D1 or professionally. We break down the good, the bad, and the ugly of modern youth sports—from early spe
There are some things about motherhood you just don’t get until you’re living it—like how often you hear the word mom, why alone time becomes priceless, and why silence feels suspicious. In this episode, we talk about na
It’s a new year, and we’re choosing intentions over resolutions — because setting yourself up for perfection usually sets you up for failure. In this episode, we talk about why progress over perfection matters, how to se
We don’t usually get this serious—but this conversation matters too much not to have. In this episode, we’re talking about postpartum depression: the part of new parenthood that doesn’t get talked about enough. We get in
Ya’ll… the confessions have NOT slowed down, and we’re happily spilling every last, hilarious drop. ☕️ 😆 Got something you need to get off your chest? Share it **ANONYMOUSLY** through the link in our bio on Instagram @l
This week we’re turning the spotlight on ourselves 😬 In this Mom Confessions episode, we’re sharing our very own mom fails… the moments we should probably keep quiet but are instead sharing with the entire internet 🤦♀
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