19. Unchain motherhood: Breaking patriarchal norms

In this Chill Like a Mother podcast episode, Georgia McCusker and Kayla Huszar delve into the societal norms that have influenced our views on motherhood. From a young age, we are exposed to a patriarchal narrative that dictates how boys and girls should act. Boys are expected to hide their emotions and needs, while girls are expected to be submissive and obedient.

The patriarchy thrives on promoting one voice over all others, often at the cost of genuine connection and empathy. We will explore how this system harms everyone and uncover the true meaning of feminism - a movement that seeks equality and unity, not division.

As mothers, we often prioritize the needs of those around us at our own expense. However, it's important to remember that our needs MATTER, and our voices deserve to be heard. We will discuss how prioritizing ourselves doesn't make us any less of a loving mother; it actually helps us become better caregivers.

Ah Ha Moments:

  • The patriarchy creates unrealistic expectations for motherhood, leading to comparisons, criticisms, and exclusion.

  • By embracing our true selves, we can break free from these constraints and set a positive example for our children.

  • Remember, you're already doing a fantastic job as long as your children feel loved and appreciated.

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Kayla Huszar

I believe that women are not given the tools to succeed in parenting. Constantly striving for an unattainable standard leaves mothers feeling inadequate and overwhelmed.

Through the use of creative arts, there is a beautiful moment of sacred stillness. A simple act of intentional creativity can remind a mother of who she is, what is truly important, and what she is capable of.

I aim to provide the best creative arts services both online and in person, because every mother deserves a simple and effective outlet for finding chill, being vibrant and feeling alive.

http://www.kaylahuszar.com
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