Welcome to SaaSy Moms, the podcast where tech-savvy moms navigate the intersections of SaaS, technology, career and motherhood. Hosted by two leaders in SaaS and moms, we tackle the challenges of balancing life’s biggest priorities: building and marketing exceptional products and raising exceptional humans. Whether you're solving product challenges or sleepless nights, SaaSy Moms is here to provide relatable stories, practical advice, and the occasional laugh. Join us weekly to empower your career and motherhood journey, one episode at a time.

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Welcome to SaaSy Moms, the podcast where tech-savvy moms navigate the intersections of SaaS, technology, career and motherhood. Hosted by two leaders in SaaS and moms, we tackle the challenges of balancing life’s biggest priorities: building and marketing exceptional products and raising exceptional humans. Whether you're solving product challenges or sleepless nights, SaaSy Moms is here to provide relatable stories, practical advice, and the occasional laugh. Join us weekly to empower your career and motherhood journey, one episode at a time.
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May 22, 2026
Traveling for Work as a Mom: Guilt, Control & Letting Go | E34
<p>Traveling for work as a mom sounds simple until you are the one packing your bag, leaving your child, checking daycare updates, calling home, and wondering if everything will fall apart without you.</p><p>In this episode, we talk about the real emotional complexity of business travel as working moms: mom guilt, control, sick kids, support systems, partner dynamics, and learning to let go.</p><p>A very honest episode for moms who love their careers but still feel the pull of home.</p><p><br></p><p>Chapters: </p><p>(00:00:00) Intro: What this episode is about?</p><p>(00:02:18) Tip #1: Don't bring family to a work conference</p><p>(00:03:55) Leaving your child for the first time</p><p>(00:04:10) Struggling to let go while travelling</p><p>(00:06:04) Parenting while being away</p><p>(00:08:30) Tip #2: Delegating as a mom</p><p>(00:13:50) Tip #3: Over-preparing before leaving </p><p>(00:18:22) The best moments of work trip: Getting ready, drinking coffee, and feeling like yourself again</p><p>(00:20:13) Missing your child while still enjoying the trip</p><p>(00:22:11) Practical tips for traveling moms</p><p>(00:24:06) The big lesson: you are not as irreplaceable as you think<br></p><p><br></p><p><br></p>

April 24, 2026
Emotional Regulation in Moms: The Truth No One Talks About | E33
<p>Motherhood can be beautiful, but it can also feel overwhelming, overstimulating, and emotionally intense in ways no one prepares you for.</p><p>In this episode of <strong>SaaSy Moms</strong>, we talk honestly about <strong>emotional regulation in moms</strong> — from postpartum overwhelm and mom rage to guilt, overstimulation, mental load, and the pressure of trying to stay calm while raising kids and managing work.</p><p>We share real experiences of what it feels like when small triggers become too much, why so many moms feel alone in this, and what can actually help when emotional regulation gets harder after becoming a parent.</p><p><strong>In this episode:</strong></p><ul><li>emotional regulation after becoming a mom</li><li>postpartum overwhelm, postpartum depression, and postpartum aggression</li><li>mom rage and overstimulation</li><li>guilt, shame, and feeling out of control</li><li>how birth trauma and mental load can affect mothers</li><li>practical ways to recognize triggers earlier</li><li>why working can sometimes feel easier than parenting</li></ul><p>If you are a <strong>working mom</strong>, a new mom, or a parent struggling with emotional overload, this episode is for you.</p><p><strong>Chapters</strong></p><p><strong>(00:00:50)</strong> Intro<br><strong>(00:01:40)</strong> “I feel like I have tantrums too”<br><strong>(00:02:31)</strong> Why motherhood can make emotions feel bigger<br><strong>(00:03:41) </strong>The pressure of carrying everything as a mom<br><strong>(00:05:00)</strong> What being emotionally out of control actually feels like<br><strong>(00:08:31)</strong> Physical signs of dysregulation before the breaking point<br><strong>(00:10:34)</strong> Anna shares the scariest moment: losing control while holding her baby<br><strong>(00:11:57)</strong> The guilt, shame, and silence moms carry<br><strong>(00:13:25)</strong> Why other moms can make you feel less alone<br><strong>(00:14:46)</strong> Postpartum blues, postpartum depression, and looking back differently<br><strong>(00:16:35)</strong> What helped Anna to get out of depression<br><strong>(00:18:31)</strong> Travel, exhaustion, and why routine disruption hits so hard<br><strong>(00:21:20)</strong> How Wendy tries to de-escalate in the moment<br><strong>(00:24:52)</strong> How partner support can look like in real life<br><strong>(00:26:43)</strong> The challenge of regulating yourself while raising dysregulated kids<br><strong>(00:27:29)</strong> The “cup is already full” theory of emotional overload<br><strong>(00:30:37)</strong> Anna opens up about her traumatic birth experience<br><strong>(00:32:08)</strong> Control, parenting, and why kids trigger deeper emotional patterns<br><strong>(00:32:57)</strong> Postpartum rage vs. postpartum anxiety<br><strong>(00:36:39)</strong> Green, yellow, red: noticing your warning zones sooner<br><strong>(00:37:52)</strong> Decision overload and why future planning can feel too heavy<br><strong>(00:39:10) </strong>Mental load, delegation, and what moms take on silently<br><strong>(00:40:50)</strong> What can be offloaded to your partner<br><strong>(00:41:30)</strong> This episode is about making moms feel less alone<br><strong>(00:44:29)</strong> “Work is my break”<br></p><p><strong>About SaaSy Moms:</strong>A podcast about motherhood, work, ambition, product leadership, and the real emotional realities behind modern life.</p><p>#EmotionalRegulation #MomRage #Motherhood #WorkingMoms #Postpartum #MentalLoad #ParentingPodcast #SaaSyMoms</p>

April 10, 2026
High-Conflict Co-Parenting Is Chaos — Can AI Fix It? | E32
<p>Co-parenting is hard.<br>Co-parenting in <strong>high-conflict situations</strong>? </p><p>That’s a completely different game.</p><p>In this episode of SaaSy Moms, we sit down with the founder of a co-parenting app built for real-life chaos — where communication breaks down, emotions run high, and kids are caught in the middle.</p><p>We talk about:</p><ul><li>What high-conflict co-parenting actually looks like (beyond theory)</li><li>Why logic doesn’t work in emotional conflict</li><li>The hidden psychological toll on parents</li><li>How AI is being used to reduce conflict and improve communication</li><li>What actually helps (and what makes things worse)</li></ul><p>This is not a “perfect parenting” conversation.<br>It’s raw, honest, and grounded in reality.</p><p>If you're navigating divorce, separation, or just trying to protect your peace as a parent — this episode will hit home.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Chapters: </strong></p><p>(00:00:00) What is this episode about?</p><p>(00:01:33) Why Co-Parenting Can Become So Difficult</p><p>(00:03:10) From Tech Career to Divorce Reality</p><p>(00:05:45) The Emotional Shock of High-Conflict Co-Parenting</p><p>(00:09:20) Why Communication Breaks Down (And Gets Worse)</p><p>(00:13:40) The Core Problem: You Can’t Change the Other Parent</p><p>(00:18:05) How Conflict Impacts Children (The Part No One Talks About)</p><p>(00:22:30) What Actually Helps in High-Conflict Situations</p><p>(00:27:10) Where AI Enters Co-Parenting</p><p>(00:31:45) Turning Chaos into Structured Communication</p><p>(00:36:20) Real Examples of Conflict De-Escalation</p><p>(00:41:00) The Biggest Mistakes Parents Make</p><p>(00:45:10) What “Healthy” Co-Parenting Actually Looks Like</p><p>(00:48:20) Final Advice for Parents Navigating Conflict</p><p><br></p><p>#ai #parenting #workingmoms #parents #work #conflict #coparents #coparenting</p>
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