Hosted by two working moms who are continually trying to master the art of juggling zoom calls, soccer games, dance lessons and weekly flights, Moms on the Runway podcast dives into the beautiful chaos of all things mom. Each episode offers practical tips, honest conversations and motivation for moms who refuse to choose between ambition and motherhood.
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Hosted by two working moms who are continually trying to master the art of juggling zoom calls, soccer games, dance lessons and weekly flights, Moms on the Runway podcast dives into the beautiful chaos of all things mom. Each episode offers practical tips, honest conversations and motivation for moms who refuse to choose between ambition and motherhood.
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July 28, 2026
Postpartum: burnout, baby blues and the hidden mom guilt
<p>This episode goes into the parts of motherhood we love but rarely say out loud. Co-Host Nellie opens up about her own experience of overwhelm after having a baby at 41, the milk supply worries and the disorienting feeling of loss of control. Hosts are joined by guest Amy Holliday, a mom of two whose Mother’s Day message on postpartum depression became the reason this conversation exists.</p><p>Together, Nellie, Melissa and Amy dig into what burnout actually looks like for moms, why guilt shows up the moment we try to take a break, and how the lies we believe in postpartum can quietly follow us into every season after — into marriage, friendships, our sense of self. Nellie also shares a personal story about a family member’s five-year battle with severe postpartum depression, and the surprising things that helped her heal.</p><p>It’s honest, faith-rooted, and doesn’t offer easy fixes — just real talk, practical coping strategies, and a reminder that no mom is meant to carry this alone.</p><p>Walk away with: permission to not be okay, language for what you’re feeling, and a challenge to reach out to one mom this week — because “me too, I’ve been there” might be the most healing thing you can say.</p><p><br></p><p>Youtube ID: F4HQOKQUCSVJ3QPK</p>
July 14, 2026
Memories Over Meltdowns: The Truth About Traveling With Kids
<p>Traveling with kids can be exciting, exhausting, unpredictable, and incredibly meaningful all at the same time. In this episode, Nellie and Melissa talk about why family travel is about so much more than simply getting away. Whether you are flying across the country, taking a road trip, camping for the weekend, or exploring somewhere close to home, these experiences can create memories your children will carry with them for years.</p><p>They share some of the many ways travel helps kids grow, including learning about new cultures, becoming more flexible, solving problems, improving social skills, and seeing the world beyond their everyday routines. Travel can teach lessons that go far beyond the classroom while also giving families the chance to unplug, reconnect, and experience something new together.</p><p>Of course, traveling with children is not always relaxing. Kids still get tired, hungry, overwhelmed, and emotional, no matter how beautiful the destination may be. Nellie and Melissa offer realistic expectations along with practical tips for making family travel less stressful, from involving your kids in the planning and keeping the schedule flexible to bringing comfort items, activities, wipes, and plenty of snacks.</p><p>Most importantly, this episode is a reminder that the perfect trip is not the goal. The real value is found in the connection, the laughter, the unexpected moments, and the memories made along the way. You do not have to spend a lot of money to explore the world with your children—you simply have to be present and willing to enjoy the adventure together.</p>
June 30, 2026
Parent First, Friend Second: Setting Boundaries That Build Better Kids
<p>This episode tackles one of parenting’s hardest questions — do you want your child to like you, or do you want to truly lead them? The hosts break down why boundaries aren’t restrictions but safety, and how warmth and firmness can coexist. They cover five key benefits of boundaries: building safety, developing self-discipline, earning respect, preparing kids for the real world, and teaching emotional regulation. They also get honest about why parents avoid setting limits — exhaustion, guilt, wanting to be liked, and fear of conflict. The episode closes with practical communication tips and a self-reflection challenge to help parents assess the kind of parent they’re being versus the kind they want to be.</p><p><br></p><p>Youtube ID: F4HQOKQUCSVJ3QPK</p>
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