What is your parenting style?

Have you heard the expression YOLO ? You only live once ? Well life is always happening, are you present ? How are you choosing to show up ? The saucepans will leak and we must always be ready to repair the leakages . In our final episode of the saucepans leaking first segment, this admirable mother daughter relationship inspires us to live the life we love and love the life that we live . May you be inspired to live better, to mend better and to heal.

Does upbringing and the generational gap contribute to the way our mother- daughter relationships pan out ? So much has shifted in the way we parent and are being parented and as we explore “the saucepans are leaking,” we have found that miscommunication and failure to understand the differences in generations and the effects this has on parenting breeds resentment and frustration in our mother- daughter relationships. Join us as we explore the generation differences in this episode and how we can mend the leaking saucepans as we rebuild our relationships.

There are as diverse, parenting styles as there are children in this ever changing world. What’s yours ? We are continuing with the Series, “The saucepans Are Leaking “ and this episode shares practical advice, a dose of laughter, some real stories and an environment to pick a leaf and improve your relationship with your teenage daughter and or Slightly Grown mother. Whether you’re a new parent seeking guidance or an experienced caregiver looking to refine your approach, this episode offers some wisdom for nurturing happy, healthy, and well-adjusted mother - daughter relationships. Tune in to discover what resonates with you and learn how to implement it effectively in your daily life.

Are you looking for a reminder that you are not alone? That everything you have been through on life’s journey has been but preparation for something greater ? Do you ever feel like with everything you have had to deal with in life, you would not know how to navigate parenting a daughter ? This episode is for you. The saucepans are leaking and this week, we delve into the painful, humorous, heartwarming, and sometimes chaotic journey of parenting daughters. We are navigating being unmothered yet mothering , managing teenage drama, embracing unique personalities. And Whether you're a parent of daughters, soon-to-be parent, or simply curious about the intricacies of fatherhood and motherhood, tune in for insights, laughter, and a celebration of the incredible bond between parents and daughters.

The first episode of the series, “The Saucepans Are Leaking “ seeks to respond to a question many daughters have asked themselves in navigating their mother-daughter relationships. In this gripping episode, we delve into the heart-wrenching journey of discovering and understanding how differently mothers love. Join us as we explore the emotional quest of a daughter searching for the true meaning of her mother’s love , uncovering lessons burried deep within their past. From heartwarming revelations to shockingly relatable stories, this episode will leave you feeling seen and understood for sometimes questioning your mother’s love for you. Tune in for a rollercoaster of emotions as we ask the poignant question: Are you really my mother? #InspirePlayLive #relationship #mother #daughter #motivation

The phrase "the saucepans are leaking" symbolizes the presence of underlying problems or weaknesses within our communities. Just as a leaking saucepan cannot fulfill its purpose of holding and preserving ingredients, a community beset by challenges finds it difficult to maintain solidarity, harmony, and progress. These challenges may stem from various sources, including economic disparities, social injustices, cultural divides, environmental concerns, or political unrest. Creating this vlog series on mother-daughter relationships, is our way of creating a space where communities can talk, heal, be inspired and live better and more playful lives. Come with us as we learn to repair these leaking saucepans 🤗

Do you ever tell people what you do and watch their faces drop or turn in either disgust or disbelief? Have you been made to feel insignificant about what value you bring to the market or for not doing "ideal " jobs? That is #WorkShaming

There is no greater loss than the loss of a child. It is like losing your future, If there is any grief that you live with for the rest of your life, it is the death of your child. The loss of a child increases a parent's own risk of dying, with the risk of death for mothers increasing fourfold in the first years following the event. Your mental wellness is challenged by the grief and you most certainly dont know how to cope . Join Racheal as she narrates her story and testimony on copying with child loss.

Did you know that one in every 10 women of reproductive age have endometriosis ( a chronic condition where the inner linning of the uterus grows in other places outside the uterus) often leading to infertility? Endometriosis depends on the female hormone estrogen and is therefore rare after menopause and or before puberty. Did you also know that severe period pain is not normal, that painful sex and irregular periods could be a sign, that pelvic pain , ovulation pain, lower back pain among other symptoms we experience during that time of the month but have chosen to normalize, are absolutely not okay? Grace’s story will not only opened your eyes , it will also give you the hope that we can all work together to create awareness about this condition and together find some solutions to avert it.

No one tells you what it's like to miscarry. In this episode we attempt to have the difficult Conversation around pregnancy and child loss We rarely talk about those deep, private, horrible moments in our lives, so we don't know until it's happening to us . You might know women who have lost a baby, but you think of it just like that—lost a baby—and you don't think about how it happened and what it meant for them. You just check it off: They were pregnant and now they're not. Check. Move on. Share your thoughts