Mama Knows Nada

Ever think acupuncture could be right for you? Does it really help? Maybe you're a fan, but unsure whether to continue during pregnancy. In this podcast, I discuss the misconceptions, benefits and more with Maddie, founder and practitioner of Denver-based Bergner Acupuncture and Wellness. She explains how this ancient method is essential for women at every stage. Find more of us at: Website: https...

We're all unique beings with different traits. What happens as a parent your child has different needs? I speak with Joanne Alicea, CEO of Ability Tree First Coast, about her son's Down syndrome diagnosis. From the misconceptions to how it tested her, and ultimately, inspired her to create a space for all individuals with special needs and their families. Find more of us at: Website: https://mamak...

Some women don't dream of marriage and kids. In this episode, I talk to one of my best friends about how neither of us planned on marriage or motherhood.    Find more of us at: Website: https://mamaknowsnada.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mama.knows.... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mamaknowsnada/ Music: "Vacaciones" by Mike Leite   Kindly note, opinions and statemen...

In this podcast, we talk to Lauren of LA Sand Wellness, a Functional Nutritional Therapy Practitioner and founder of the Happy + Healthy Method, about how to keep that pep on our mom step. She offers insights and simple switches to enhance our overall wellbeing.   Find more of us at: Website: https://mamaknowsnada.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mama.knows.... Facebook: https://www....

Military mama, Brooke, discusses jumping across the Atlantic for a new adventure while navigating obstacles caused by the pandemic and how her children have coped with it all.    Music: "Vacaciones" by Mike Leite

In this episode of the Mama Knows Nada Podcast, Texas teacher, Rebecca, discusses her roles as an educator, a mom and how those roles influence each other. She also tells us how the pandemic has impacted her instruction in and out of the classroom. Our favorite takeaway: Let them be little.