The Mildly Crushing It Podcast

The Mildly Crushing It Podcast

Kids EN ↓ 28 episodes

Parenting isn’t easy- parenting kids with special needs comes with its own challenges. We drink, we overshare, we're not here to sugarcoat it. We're figuring it out as we go, sharing the ride with anyone who needs a laugh, a cry, or just some solidarity.

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The Mildly Crushing It Podcast

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Kids

Latest episode

Jul 9, 2026

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Episodes

Ep 2- Our Diagnosis Journeys Part 1 - Sadie: Confused but Committed 21.11.2025

(Warning: adult language.) When her daughter started showing signs that something was up, Sadie skipped the “wait and see” nonsense, cut in line, and went straight to the professionals. From the first signs that something wasn’t quite right and one plot twist after another, to the relief (and reality) that comes with finally having answers - get cozy and join us for an episode that takes "laugh or...

Ep 3- Our diagnosis Journeys part 2- Morgan: Earning My Tiger Stripes 21.11.2025

(Warning: adult language.) From navigating medical jargon, to hearing over and over "she's just a puzzle," Morgan shares her caffeine-fueled journey of learning to advocate for her daughter in a broken system. Just a mom who took "trust your gut" to a whole new level.

Ep 4- Laugh or Cry: Therapy Burnout, Property Damage, and Eating Things They Shouldn't 21.11.2025

This week we talk about what's happening in our lives: flooded bathrooms, therapy burnout, kids eating rocks, and nail polish fiascos. Some MAJOR leveling up and how we deal!!

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