In Mother Words | Podcast with Steph
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<p><strong>Opening up space for mama stories: the real, raw, and messy.</strong></p> <p>In mOther Words, a play on “in other words,” is a motherhood podcast exploring what being a mum really feels like.</p> <p>Through conversations and reflections, we talk about the truths mothers do not always say: pregnancy loss, birth, postpartum recovery, identity shifts, second pregnancies, returning to work, the mental load, grief, guilt, love, resilience, and becoming.</p> <p>Subscribe for stories that help mothers feel a little more seen.</p> <p>For mothers who need somewhere to land.</p>
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Recent Episodes
June 20, 2026
The Dad I Never Had: Becoming A Father After Absence with Eldred Wee
He grew up wondering why his dad left.Now, as a father himself, Eldred is trying to become the dad he never had. In this Father’s Day special of In mOther Words, Steph sits down with Eldred for a deeply honest conversation about fatherhood, father absence, provider pressure, emotional shutdown, and the family patterns we quietly carry into parenting. Eldred shares what it was like growing up after his father left, watching his mother carry four children, and becoming the eldest son who had to grow up too quickly. Now a father to Eden, he reflects on what it means to show up differently. Not just by providing. Not just by building a future. But by being present, emotionally honest, and willing to heal the parts of himself he does not want to pass down. This episode is not about blaming fathers. It is about asking what fathers carry, what mothers absorb, what children internalize, and how one generation can choose to stop handing the wound down. “No amount of money can buy my time with you.” In this conversation, we explore: Growing up without a father figure What father absence can do to a child The emotional weight mothers carry after separation Provider pressure and the guilt of not doing enough The fear of repeating your parents’ mistakes Why some fathers shut down emotionally The question: “Am I worthy of rest?” Intergenerational trauma and healing before parenting What it means to be emotionally present as a dad Becoming the parent you once needed A father’s message to his son This episode is for you if: You grew up with an emotionally absent parent You are a mother carrying more than people see You are a father trying to show up differently You are a parent trying to break generational patterns You have ever wondered what your childhood is teaching your parenting You are learning that presence is not the same as provision Join the conversation What is one thing you wish your father, your partner, or the father of your child knew how to say? We’d love to hear your reflections. Instagram: @inmotherwordsofficial @dredweeWatch on YouTube! https://youtu.be/DQXqV4JAJLI Subscribe to In mOther Words for real, raw and messy conversations on motherhood, parenting, identity, emotional resilience, and the stories we rarely say out loud.
June 11, 2026
Mums, This Is What Dads Don’t Say
What do dads carry that they rarely say out loud? In this Father’s Day special, we invited three fathers into In mOther Words for a heart-to-heart conversation about modern fatherhood, marriage, parenting, emotional silence, and what dads wish mums understood. We talk about the pressure to provide, the loneliness of not knowing how to ask for help, why vulnerability can feel difficult for men, and how both mothers and fathers can feel more seen in the family. This is not a conversation about mothers versus fathers. It is a conversation about coming back to each other with more honesty, softness, and partnership. Heads up: This episode includes some mild swearing and very real dad talk. Watch the episode on YouTube:https://youtu.be/2bgubE15obA Featured dads:Eldred: @dredweeChiMing: @chimaginationGary: @gkoay Instagram: @inmotherwordsofficial
June 7, 2026
Mothering with ADHD: Dawn Foo on Diagnosis, Shame, Creativity & Self-Forgiveness
When we talk about ADHD, the conversation often centers on children. But what about the mothers parenting with ADHD?Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/HE5KRX7BMJU In this episode of In Mother Words, Steph sits down with Dawn Foo, corporate trainer, emotional intelligence coach, author of Hope with ADHD, and a mother diagnosed with ADHD, for an honest and deeply personal conversation about motherhood, neurodivergence, and learning to understand your own mind. Dawn shares how her diagnosis journey began during Covid, when work, caregiving, motherhood, home logistics, and emotional overload pushed her executive functioning into “five shifts.” She recalls the moment she froze in the middle of a room, holding several things in her hands, knowing there were a million things to do but unable to move. Together, Steph and Dawn talk about the parts of ADHD that many mothers carry quietly: overstimulation, time blindness, emotional dysregulation, rejection sensitive dysphoria, guilt, shame, and the fear of being judged. They also explore the other side of ADHD: creativity, playfulness, spontaneity, fierce love, and the support systems that help mothers stop carrying everything alone. This episode is for mothers with ADHD, mothers wondering if they might have ADHD, and anyone who wants to better understand the tender, chaotic, and brilliant reality of parenting with an ADHD mind. In this episode, we talk about: Dawn’s ADHD diagnosis journey during Covid Executive-function overload and emotional dysregulation The stigma of telling people you have ADHD Why “everyone is a bit ADHD” can be harmful Rejection sensitive dysphoria, also known as RSD Time blindness, forgetfulness, guilt, and self-forgiveness ADHD strengths, creativity, spontaneity, and play Practical support systems for mothers with ADHD Connect with Dawn Foo via Instagram @dawnfoo If this episode spoke to you Please follow In Mother Words, share this episode with a mother who may need it, and leave a review. Every share helps another mother feel a little less alone and a little more understood. Mothering with ADHD is not a flaw. It is a landscape of challenge, tenderness, creativity, and courage. Together, we learn how to walk it with compassion.
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- What is In Mother Words | Podcast with Steph?
<p><strong>Opening up space for mama stories: the real, raw, and messy.</strong></p> <p>In mOther Words, a play on “in other words,” is a motherhood podcast exploring what being a mum really feels like.</p> <p>Through conversations and reflections, we talk about the truths mothers do not always say: pregnancy loss, birth, postpartum recovery, identity shifts, second pregnancies, returning to work, the mental load, grief, guilt, love, resilience, and becoming.</p> <p>Subscribe for stories that help mothers feel a little more seen.</p> <p>For mothers who need somewhere to land.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
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