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Momcozy Village - Together We Grow

Momcozy Village - Together We Grow

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Welcome to the Momcozy Village - Together We Grow. Dive into candid conversations with host Natalie Gouché, alongside maternity experts and remarkable moms. Together, we'll explore the highs and lows of motherhood and uncover new possibilities for personal growth. In each episode, you'll have the opportunity to hear practical parenting tips tailored to your needs, inspiring mom stories, and receive essential tips on self-care and personal development. Discover how to thrive while nurturing both your baby and yourself in our community. Raise a child, nurture yourself. Embark on this journey of support, connection, joy, and self-discovery with us!© Momcozy 2024 Parenting & Families Relationships
Episodes
  • Father’s Day Throwback: Breaking Generational Curses with dopedad_e
    Jun 22 2026

    We’re turning back the clock for Father’s Day with a special episode with Eric Taylor (dope_dad_e). Many dads struggle with the responsibilities of fatherhood, leaving moms to shoulder the burden alone. How can dads break these curses?

    With his viral ‘dusty son’ trend featured on The Sherri Show, Buzzfeed, and Good Morning America, Eric has become a powerful voice around breaking generational curses, loving with intention, and raising kids with purpose.

    Eric opens up about what “dusty” really means, sharing his own evolution from dusty habits to intentional fatherhood. He reflects on how growing up without a father, living through addiction, and learning from his wife’s example helped him step into the husband and dad he wants to be.

    The conversation also explores the loneliness men often face in fatherhood, the shifting of friendships and relationships when kids come along, and the courage it takes to ask: ‘Who do I want to be for my partner, my children, and myself?’

    Episode Highlights

    00:55 – Why Eric got into social media to share his message.

    02:19 – What is a ‘dusty’ son?

    04:50 – Eric’s experiences of his shortcomings as a husband and dad.

    06:17 – What are generational curses?

    10:19 – Can you train yourself to be a good father or partner?

    12:28 – How do dads experience loneliness?

    16:23 – How does friendship work in dad circles?

    17:53 – What questions do moms ask Eric?

    21:01 – Moms need to let dads do their part.

    23:13 – Men hate to feel stupid

    24:12 – Parents need to start saying what they need.

    24:12 – Eric’s final thoughts.

    About the Guest: Eric Taylor (dopedad_e)

    Eric Taylor is a parenting and marriage content creator known as dopedad_e on social media. Eric creates relatable parenting and relationship content for his community of nearly 300k followers, emphasizing breaking generational curses, loving your spouse with power, and raising your children with purpose. He has collaborated with brands like Sour Patch Kids, Play-Doh, Dave’s Killer Bread, and Time 4 Learning. In 2023, his ‘Dusty Son’ viral trend was featured on The Sherri Show, Buzzfeed, and Good Morning America, and his content has been further featured in publications like Parents and Goodful.

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    Lalaina Rabary
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    Eric Taylor
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    About the Podcast: Momcozy Village – Together We Grow
    Momcozy Village: Together We Grow is a podcast where moms gather to learn, share, and support each other. Hosted by Lalaina Rabary, each episode features inspiring conversations on motherhood: from career transitions to mental health and beyond.

    Backed by Momcozy, makers of innovative wearable breast pumps and cozy nursing bras, the podcast is part of a movement to empower moms through every phase of early motherhood.

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    Make sure to subscribe so you never miss an episode. If you’re enjoying the conversations, consider leaving us a 5-star review—it helps us grow the village and support more moms.


    Follow Koala Tots for more calming bedtime stories, or listen ad-free with bonus sleepy compilations on Koala Tots Plus https://koalatots.supercast.com

    Narrated by Abbe Opher

    Music by Sokratis Seirlis

    Instagram: @koalakids.fm

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    28 mins
  • Are You Here?: Parenting Through Grief with Jenny Robinson Clark
    Jun 8 2026
    Losing a parent is always hard. But, how do you talk to your kids about grief while also trying to heal yourself?In this episode of Momcozy Village: Together We Grow, Natalie Gouché chats with actress and author Jenny Robinson Clark about loss, parenting through grief, and what led her to write her children’s book Are You Here?.Jenny talks about losing her mother in 2018 and a powerful moment that began her healing. She woke up at 3:00 AM and felt her mom was speaking to her. What began as song lyrics she wrote with her husband, Travis Clark, later became a children’s book about noticing the special ways our loved ones stay with us.Jenny shares what it was like to grieve while raising young kids, how she moved through the stages of grief, and the habits that helped her find peace again. She mentions meditation, prayer, journaling, and even talking to her mom every day, showing that remembering loved ones can be part of daily life.Jenny also talks about being open with her kids about emotions, helping them be curious about death rather than scared, and allowing both joy and grief to coexist. Overall, Jenny thinks that going through grief has made her a more communicative, conscious parent who is able to talk to her children about difficult topics and help them grow.Episode Highlights01:12 – What is Are You Here? about and why did Jenny write it?03:49 – Trying something new during every pregnancy.06:49 – The dreams, desires, and purpose outside of pregnancy.07:44 – How Jenny kept parenting through her grief.10:25 – Connecting with a loved one when they’re no longer there.12:20 – Jenny’s children were part of her grief process. 17:44 – What Jenny wishes every parent knew about grief.21:02 –  How grief changed Jenny’s parenting style.About the Guest: Jenny Robinson ClarkJenny Robinson Clark is a believer in the enduring power of love and the magical signs all around us. The first draft of Are You Here? was written in the wee hours of the morning in a season of grief after the passing of her mom, Gigi. Her husband, Travis, turned Gigi's message into a hit song and then encouraged her to develop it into a children's book. Prior to her life as a mom/author/entrepreneur, she was a dancer and actor in California. With a lot of faith and courage, Jenny and Travis relocated the family from Orlando, FL to Nashville, TN to build a creative life with their four children. Through storytelling and song, they hope to offer comfort to anyone who has deeply missed someone and still longs to feel close.Jenny Robinson was an actor known for Meet the Spartans, Iron Man 2, and Burlesque. She has been married to Travis Clark of the band We The Kings since December 30, 2014.Connect With UsMomcozyWebsite | Facebook | YouTube | Instagram | Mother’s Day Sale Jenny Robinson ClarkWebsite | InstagramAbout the Podcast: Momcozy Village – Together We GrowMomcozy Village: Together We Grow is a podcast where moms gather to learn, share, and support each other. Hosted by Natalie Gouché, each episode features inspiring conversations on motherhood: from career transitions to mental health and beyond.Backed by Momcozy, makers of innovative wearable breast pumps and cozy nursing bras, the podcast is part of a movement to empower moms through every phase of early motherhood.Enjoying the Show? Subscribe so you never miss an episode. If you’re enjoying the conversations, consider leaving us a 5-star review—it helps us grow the village and support more moms. Follow Koala Tots for more calming bedtime stories, or listen ad-free with bonus sleepy compilations on Koala Tots Plus https://koalatots.supercast.com Narrated by Abbe OpherMusic by Sokratis SeirlisInstagram: @koalakids.fm
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    23 mins
  • When Motherhood Feels Heavy: Getting Help for Postpartum Depression
    May 25 2026
    Mental health challenges are the most common complication during pregnancy and after childbirth, affecting at least one in five women. Even so, many mothers find it hard to tell when their feelings go beyond just normal tiredness. How can parents tell the difference, and where can they get help?In this episode of Momcozy Village: Together We Grow, host Natalie Gouché talks with Adrienne Griffen, Executive Director of the Maternal Mental Health Leadership Alliance. Adrienne shares her own experience with postpartum depression, including the challenges of getting care while raising both a toddler and a newborn.Adrienne explains that mental health screening should happen more than once, during pregnancy, around childbirth, and throughout the postpartum period. She talks about how joy and overwhelm can exist together, but when depression or anxiety start to outweigh joy, it’s important to notice. She also points out that if thoughts become overwhelming, like feeling unable to keep going, it may be time to reach out for support. They also discuss the biological and life stress factors that can affect a mother’s mental health. Adrienne explains why planning ahead for the postpartum period and building a support system early are important.Episode Highlights01:13 – Adrienne’s experience with postpartum depression02:45 – How common are postpartum mood disorders?05:05 –  How to tell the difference between normal exhaustion and something more.08:25 –  What are the biggest factors that contribute to postpartum mood disorders?10:56 – Adrienne’s experience of running support groups.15:27 – The first steps in getting support.19:17 – What does treatment for postpartum mood disorders look like?21:22 – What if someone is on the fence about getting support?About the Guest: Adrienne GriffenAdrienne is an advocate and subject-matter expert in maternal mental health. Prior to joining MMHLA, Adrienne founded Postpartum Support Virginia and served as executive director for 10 years, establishing a statewide network of peer-led support groups, creating educational programs for mental health providers and maternal-child healthcare professionals, and helping to pass legislation requiring that information about postpartum depression and anxiety be provided to new mothers. About MMHLA:The Maternal Mental Health Leadership Alliance (MMHLA) is a 501(c) (3) nonpartisan nonprofit organization leading national efforts to improve maternal mental health in the United States by advocating for policies, building partnerships, and curating information.Connect With UsMomcozyWebsite | Facebook | YouTube | InstagramAdrienne GriffenLinkedIn | MMHLA Website | National Maternal Mental Health Hotline (1-833-TLC-MAMA)About the Podcast: Momcozy Village – Together We GrowMomcozy Village: Together We Grow is a podcast where moms gather to learn, share, and support each other. Hosted by Natalie Gouché, each episode features inspiring conversations on motherhood: from career transitions to mental health and beyond.Backed by Momcozy, makers of innovative wearable breast pumps and cozy nursing bras, the podcast is part of a movement to empower moms through every phase of early motherhood.Enjoying the Show? Subscribe so you never miss an episode. If you’re enjoying the conversations, consider leaving us a 5-star review—it helps us grow the village and support more moms. Follow Koala Tots for more calming bedtime stories, or listen ad-free with bonus sleepy compilations on Koala Tots Plus https://koalatots.supercast.com Narrated by Abbe OpherMusic by Sokratis SeirlisInstagram: @koalakids.fm
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    24 mins
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