Chelsea Goad

The Unhinged Momma

Kids EN ↓ Odcinki: 3

The Unhinged Momma is a raw, honest parenting podcast for moms who are tired of pretending they’ve got it all together. I’m a mom of four wild kids, living the country life, homeschooling, building an at-home business, navigating ADHD, birth defects, mental health struggles, and the everyday chaos no one talks about. This is not perfect parenting. This is survival, healing, laughter, tears, and truth. If you’re raising kids while raising yourself — you belong here.

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Autor

Chelsea Goad

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Kids

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Ostatni odcinek

5 sty 2026

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From Chaos to Courage: My First Step 05.01.2026 4:13

Welcome to Episode 1 of The Unhinged Momma! In this episode, I share the real, raw reasons why I finally decided to start this podcast — from the chaos of everyday life to finding the courage to speak my truth. No scripts, no filters, just me going all in for my family, my dreams, and for anyone who’s ever felt overwhelmed but refuses to give up. Get ready for an unfiltered, imperfect, and fiercel...

Episode 3 - mini affirmations: You’re Doing Enough (Even On the Hard Days) 05.01.2026 1:59

This is a mini episode of The Unhinged Momma — a few unhinged affirmations for tired moms who are doing their best in the middle of chaos. Nothing to fix. Nothing to prove. Just a gentle pause, a few deep breaths, and reminders you might need to hear today. Listen while folding laundry, rocking a baby, hiding in the bathroom, or just trying to make it through the day. Tune in weekly for alternatin...

Loneliness in a full house 04.01.2026 10:56

In this episode of The Unhinged Momma, I’m talking about the loneliness no one warns you about — the kind that exists even in a full house. The invisible days, the guilt of struggling while loving your kids, and the mental load that never shuts off. If you’ve ever felt alone, unseen, or stuck inside your own head as a stay-at-home mom, this one’s for you. You’re not broken. You’re not failing. And...