In short
Lo Bosworth Natale introduces her new motherhood podcast, “Tell Me I’m a Good Mom,” arguing that culture documents kids constantly but sidelines mothers, and that mothers need honest conversations beyond parenting tips. She frames being a “good mom” as including imperfect moments (e.g., a child crying while a parent showers) and calls for a “rebrand” of motherhood with better context and language.
Guest backgrounds
No guests are named in this transcript; Lo Bosworth is the host.
Key claims
mothers aren’t bad for ordinary struggles; motherhood advice is often unhelpfully polished; the podcast will discuss real feelings in real time.
Notable examples
shower time with a crying child.
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Transcript
Automatic transcript. May contain errors.0:03Lo Bosworth Natale:Hi, I'm Lo Bosworth Natale and I'm so excited because I'm a first-time mom. Over the last decade, I've felt wellness products for millions of women at my company, Love Wellness, but nothing has rocked my world quite like having our miracle baby. Not even close. Tell Me I'm a Good Mom is my new podcast about navigating motherhood in real time in a culture where we obsessively document our kids, but quietly sideline mothers? Motherhood comes with endless advice, but very few honest conversations about how it actually feels to be a mom. So that's what we're going to talk about because we deserve more than parenting tips.
0:42We know we're not bad moms if our kid cries while we take a shower. Frankly, we deserve a rebrand. We deserve context, language, and a place in the culture. This is Tell Me I'm a Good Mom.
From the publisher
Pregnancy and motherhood come with pressure, opinions, and plenty of advice, but very few honest conversations about how it actually feels to be a mom. “Tell Me I’m a Good Mom” speaks to the pressure to get it right and the fear of being judged when we don’t. Through her own transition into motherhood, Lo Bosworth Natale explores the identity shift, expectations, emotional plot twists, and educational hacks that make the journey lighter, all while navigating a culture that performs, posts, and rates motherhood online. This is not about perfect parenting. It is about becoming a mother, for real.
Produced by Dear Media
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