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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 31 episodes
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Parenting isn’t easy- parenting kids with special needs comes with its own challenges. We drink, we overshare, we're not here to sugarcoat it. We're figuring it out as we go, sharing the ride with anyone who needs a laugh, a cry, or just some solidarity.
Unknown Host hosts The Mildly Crushing It Podcast, a kids show with 31 episodes published.
We talk about the spikes, dips, tiny wins, big feelings, and figuring out how to celebrate progress when it rarely looks like a straight line. Mostly, we talk about having faith in ourselves. That even when we don’t know
In this episode, we laugh, we cry, and we get real about the challenges of losing routines, juggling constant caregiving, and battling those inevitable comparisons to other families and the peers to our babies.. If you'v
Life didn’t go according to plan, but we also love the women this journey has shaped us into. Join us as we reflect on the surprising gifts hidden inside life’s hardest chapters.
In this bonus episode, we hand over the microphone and let Miles tell his story. With honesty, vulnerability, and a level of insight that caught us completely off guard. He shares what he loves most about his sister, the
(Warning: Adult Language.) After years of searching for answers, we finally have them. In this episode, we share Ada's journey to a genetic diagnosis, why we're grateful no one settled for the wrong answer, and how the l
Because sometimes re-grounding yourself doesn’t look like a wellness retreat. Sometimes it looks like a car cry, exhale in the closet, or shaming your kids to leave the stinky bathroom so you can have two fu$&!ng minutes
(Warning: Adult Language) This week we’re talking about the pressure to rebrand every hard thing into something beautiful, inspiring, or “actually a blessing.” From toxic positivity to uncomfortable silence around the re
What does “romanticizing this life” look like when your reality includes therapies, meltdowns, and constant unpredictability? We’re talking about how we intentionally look for the good without dismissing the hard, and wh
(Warning: Adult Language) Bedtime battles, endless nights, and the quiet thought we hate admitting—this can feel really unfair. Raw, honest, and held together with a drink in hand.
Guilt shows up everywhere—parenting, work, friendships, even the way we take a break. It’s loud, constant, and somehow feels like it’s just part of the job. But…who actually taught us to feel this guilty all the time? In
(Warning: Adult Language.) This one is raw, and especially unhinged. We admit the things most moms only think: sometimes we say not-so-nice things about our kids when they’re not around… and honestly, it’s survival. We a
(Warning: Adult Language.) In this episode, we’re talking about glass siblings—the kids growing up alongside higher needs, who often learn to be flexible, patient, and “easy” a little too soon. We’re not here to speak fo
(Warning: Adult Language.) This one gets a little deeper. We’re talking about the weight of this life—the kind that hits you in quiet moments and makes you wonder, why us? And what does it even mean to find meaning in so
(Warning: Adult Language.) Are we “spoiling” our kids… or are we actually just doing what they need to survive and thrive? In this episode, we’re joined by our first-ever guest, Katie, to call out the tired narratives an
(Warning: Adult Language.) No names, no judgement - just your honest confessions about parenthood. This time: The truth about not wishing this life on anyone, and navigating the world’s relentless positivity.
(Warning: Adult Language.) Today we’re talking about being the default parent in a special needs household — the keeper of appointments, IEPs, meltdowns, meds, midnight Google spirals, and the emotional shock absorber fo
(Warning: Adult Language.) No names, no judgement - just your honest confessions. Welcome to the circus motherf#@%ers. Are you a juggler or the ringleader?
(Warning: Adult Language.) What happens when your child doesn’t follow the “normal” timeline? We’re unpacking special needs milestones, the grief and the pride that can exist at the same time, and what it really means to
(Warning: Adult Language.) No names, no judgement - just your honest conversation. Our second brutally honest round of Cocktail Confessions! Kids acting like little $h!ts, and the thought we’re never supposed to admit: I
In this episode, we’re checking in on our mental health… and spoiler alert: it’s not great. We talk current stress levels, overloaded nervous systems, and what it feels like to love your kids deeply while also being comp
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The Mildly Crushing It Podcast is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under kids (family) and has published 31 episodes.
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