Ep. 21 | Making Friends In Motherhood
Study Hall - A podcast by Isabel Jones

Motherhood has become an incredibly isolated event. Not only are we constantly feeling pulled away from our communities, but the level of fear and judgment in motherhood is on the rise. We’ve become so divided in ideology and lifestyle that we’re afraid to disagree, to be wrong, to hold boundaries, and to be good friends. We’re convinced we don’t deserve good people and we find every way and every excuse to keep ourselves from finding communities we can enjoy and count on.In this episode, I unpack the realities of friendship in motherhood in this modern world and offer realistic, small, attainable steps to begin creating friendships for yourself and your family.We Cover:- Exploring my personal history in friendship- The gift of isolation- Becoming a good friend- The different types of friendships- Overcoming our differences- When to walk away- How to find friends- The validity of online communitiesResources mentioned:- bewildandfree.orgYour Wild Birth is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit yourwildbirth.substack.com