Motherhood in Stereo with Caroline Morgan

Motherhood in Stereo 🎧The podcast for mums who know life doesn’t always follow the script.I’m a first-time twin mum at 51 — navigating the chaos, joy, IVF, and the unexpected turns of motherhood.Real conversations. Expert Voices. Real paths to parenthood. 💛

Motherhood in Stereo with Caroline Morgan is a kids podcast hosted by Motherhood in Stereo, with 79 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Motherhood in Stereo hosts Motherhood in Stereo with Caroline Morgan, a kids show with 79 episodes published.

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  Who Am I Now? Finding Yourself Again After Motherhood - Corrina Taylor

  Sep 5, 202632 min

  Motherhood can change everything — your priorities, your relationships, your identity and the way you see yourself. In this episode of Motherhood in Stereo , I’m joined by Corrina from Creating Magic to talk honestly about what it means to become a mother while trying not to lose the woman you were before. We talk about identity, relationships, independence, love and those moments when you realise you’ve been putting everyone else first for so long that you’re not quite sure where you fit anymore. Corrina also shares her own experience of motherhood and how creativity, self-discovery and understanding ourselves can help us reconnect with the parts of us that may have been pushed aside. Because becoming a mum doesn’t mean the old you disappears. Sometimes, motherhood is about discovering a new version of yourself — without forgetting who you are. ️ Motherhood in Stereo — real conversations about motherhood, identity, relationships and everything in between.

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  When Your Quiet Roar Gets Louder: Finding Yourself Again with Louise Budgen

  Aug 30, 202627 min

  When Your Quiet Roar Gets Louder: Finding Yourself Again with Louise Budgen Sometimes we know something needs to change long before we’re ready to admit it. In this episode of Motherhood in Stereo , I’m joined by Louise Budgen, author of The Quiet Roar: Stop Pretending You Are Fine , to talk about those moments when the voice inside us becomes impossible to ignore. We talk about losing ourselves while caring for everyone else, trusting our intuition, the guilt that can come with choosing ourselves, and why it’s never too late to reinvent who you are. Louise shares her own journey of change and what she has learned about listening to that inner voice — the one that quietly says, there has to be more than this. Because sometimes the biggest changes in our lives begin with the quietest roar. Connect with Louise: Louise Budgen’s website Instagram — @louise.budgen LinkedIn — Louise Budgen The Quiet Roar: Stop Pretending You Are Fine Find out more about the book and Louise’s work on her website.

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  Finding Your Voice: Fertility & Self-Advocacy with Black & Brown Family Group

  Aug 27, 202627 min

  In this episode of Motherhood in Stereo , I’m joined by Stephanie and Beverly mums first, founders second of the Black & Brown Family Group for an honest and important conversation about fertility, representation, healthcare and self-advocacy. . We talk about the experiences Black and Brown women and families can face when navigating fertility and maternity care, why representation matters, and the importance of feeling confident enough to ask questions and advocate for yourself. We also explore why fertility conversations need to start much earlier, including why Black & Brown Family Group is passionate about bringing young teenagers into the conversation and helping the next generation understand their bodies, fertility and the importance of speaking up for themselves. We also hear about the Black & Brown Fertility Show and the importance of creating spaces where Black and Brown families can access information, hear lived experiences, connect with experts and feel seen. A powerful conversation about fertility, knowledge, community and finding your voice. Connect with Black and Brown Family Group www.bandbfamilygroup.com @bandbfamilygroup

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  Starting Again at 54: Breast Cancer, Divorce & Finding Yourself Again with Donna Cornibert

  Aug 26, 202630 min

  What happens when the life you thought you were building suddenly changes completely? At 38, Donna Cornibert moved across the ocean with her four children, believing she was creating the life she would have for the years ahead. Sixteen years later, at 54, she found herself coming home and having to start again. Donna had survived breast cancer, was navigating the end of her marriage and was facing a future without the financial security she had imagined she would have — no home of her own and no pension. In this deeply honest conversation, Donna talks about what it really means to rebuild your life in midlife. We talk about the courage it takes to leave a marriage, the importance of financial and emotional independence, surviving breast cancer, the changing midlife body and what happens when you realise the life you planned isn't necessarily the life you're meant to live. Most importantly, Donna shares how she found the strength to begin again at 54 — and why it is never too late to reinvent yourself. ❤️ If you're in midlife and wondering whether it's too late to make a change, this conversation is for you. ️ Motherhood in Stereo with Caroline Morgan

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  ADHD… Or Is This Just Me? — with Sarah Warley founder of The Key Clinic

  Aug 24, 202637 min

  Could I have ADHD? Or is this simply the way my brain works? It’s a question I’d never really considered until a friend suggested it — and suddenly I started looking back at my life differently. The difficulty focusing at school. The constant ideas. Getting completely absorbed in a project. Getting bored easily. The many career changes. Then I watched Channel 4’s The Great ADHD Myth and somehow came away with even more questions. So I decided to ask an expert. In this episode of Motherhood in Stereo , I’m joined by Sarah Warley , founder of The Key Clinic and a contributor to Channel 4’s The Great ADHD Myth . We talk about ADHD and neurodiversity in children and adults, how ADHD can present in women, what can sometimes be missed, and why understanding how our brains work can be so important. I’m not claiming I have ADHD — I’m simply asking questions and exploring whether some of the things I’ve always considered “just me” might have another explanation. Could it be ADHD… or is it just me? Listen to the full conversation and join me as I try to make sense of it all. ❤️ Connect with Sarah: The Key Clinic

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