The Family Mess

One Child, Two Lives: Comparing Single and Married Motherhood Part 3

Part 3 of One Child, Two Lives brings listeners deeper into Arteshia and Dekerria's personal experience with motherhood. They breaks down the contrast between single-mom and married -mom's life-especially during those exhausting young-children years. The episode emphasizes the power of opportunity: how unexpected chances can help moms level up, shift direction, or simply survive another season. If you're a mother seeking motivation, or someone who loves real stories about resilience, this episode delivers inspiration and truth.

One Child, Two Lives: Comparing Single and Married Motherhood Part 2

Ever wonder if motherhood comes with a manual? Spoiler alert: it doesn't. In Part 2 of "One Child, Two Lives," Nathalie and Ian sit down with Arteshia (single mom) and Dekerria (married mom) to spill the tea on the chaos, the meltdowns, and the moments that make you question you life choices. Turns out whether you've got a ring or not, motherhood is basically a survival game with no cheat codes. Grab your coffee-orwine-and laugh along as we uncover the struggles both moms share (and the ones they don't want to admit).

One Child, Two Lives: Comparing Single and Married Motherhood

Part of a powerful three-part series exploring the diverse paths of motherhood.In this series, we sit down with two moms -one single, one married-who share their raw unfiltered sotories of growth, regrets, opportunities for change, and deep self-reflection. This interview uncovers the challenges and triumphs that shape their lives as mothers and women. Whether you're navigating parenthood, seeking inspiration, or curious about the different realities of motherhood, this podcast offers authentic conversations, life lessons, and relatable experiences that resonate with every listener.

Sleep Divorce Part 2: Separate Beds, Stronger Bonds

Can sleeping in separate beds actually strengthen your relationship? In this follow-up to Sleep Divorce, Ian and Nathalie explore the emotional and practical impact of five nights apart. From better sleep quality to surprising intimacy insights, they unpack how sleep boundaries can support healthy communication, personal space, and long-term connection. A must-listen for anyone exploring sleep divorce, modern marriage tips, and sleep hygiene for couples.

The Sleep Divorce: Is It Saving Relationships?

From snoring wars to midnight tossing and turning, Nathalie and Ian get real about the “sleep divorce”—when couples choose separate bedrooms to reclaim rest and revive romance. Is this a sign of trouble, or a smart move toward healthier connection? Tune in for personal stories, expert insights, and a fresh take on what it means to sleep well and love better.