Bronze Medal Moms
Bronze Medal Moms is the podcast for women who are done chasing perfection and ready to embrace the beautifully messy reality of motherhood.
Hosted by Amy Welch and Amanda Grubb, two longtime friends and moms who are just trying to keep the wheels on the bus (literally and figuratively), this show is a celebration of the parents who show up late, forget picture day, serve cereal for dinner—and still love their kids like crazy.
Through honest conversations, hilarious confessions, and the occasional “oops,” Bronze Medal Moms reminds you that you don’t have to win gold to be doing a great job.
If you’ve ever felt like the only mom not crushing a Pinterest-worthy routine, this space is for you.
Because good enough is good enough. And bronze? Still a medal.
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Bronze Medal Moms
Episode 11: Perfect Hypothetical Parenting
Hypothetical Parenting: Things We Said We’d NEVER Do as Parents (Before We Actually Became Parents)
Description:
Remember all those things we swore we’d never do as moms? Oh yeah… we’re doing all of them. 🙃
In this hilarious and humbling episode, Amy and Amanda take a walk down memory lane—back to the days when we had no kids and alllll the opinions. You’ll hear the real talk about screen time, fast food, co-sleeping, snacks-for-dinner, and all the “I would never” moments that became “Okay fine, just this once… forever.”
We’re calling out our past selves and giving current moms permission to change their minds, laugh at the chaos, and embrace the beautiful mess that is parenting in real life—not just the hypothetical.
So if you’ve ever said, “I’ll never let my kid eat in the car” while handing over goldfish crackers from the floorboard… this one’s for you.
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