Welcome, both the u❤❤.

What size is your Feet on this video?

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Thank you for sharing your videos, they are all excellent! It would be great if we could see your beautiful white feet in the videos, that is, opening the camera a little more so that you can see your whole body. Thanks in advance if you can make this change 😀😉.

Hi there, I’ve been following The Motherhood Collective Co and really appreciate the relatable and valuable content you provide to parents. From discussing picky eaters and toddler discipline to creating summer nostalgia, your podcast truly resonates with your audience. I’d love to help enhance your podcast’s reach and engagement with: Video Editing: Streamlining your content to keep it engaging and professional. Custom Thumbnails: Designing eye-catching images that highlight each episode’s key points. Social Media Shorts: Creating short clips for platforms like TikTok and Instagram Reels to draw more listeners. SEO Optimization: Improving video titles, descriptions, and tags to boost searchability and attract more viewers. Looking forward to the possibility of collaborating and contributing to the growth of your amazing

i will play every episode with the dawgs out on a 24hr loop forever.... gorgeous!

you foot people never learn... how did all the weird comments work for ya?

Beautiful 🐾.

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Love the bright toe color perfect petite feet 🔥👣👣🔥🔥👣🔥🔥👣👣🔥🔥👣

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Love barefeet ❤

Best podcast❤️👣

love this podcast

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Both Jess and Amenda showed feet 👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Her feet are so damn sexy!!

I like your laugh, it’s cute Amy❗️ 👋🏻😯😌😅👍🏻🇨🇦🫶🏻💫🎙️

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You literally have the prettiest toes ever! 😭

Is it bad I’m here for the toesies?

Lovely feet

I wish one F❤J now!!!

Hey, I like your podcast, and I think I’m a fan. Just curiosity and wondering, I think it’s nice you have for “motherhood”, but what about for ‘Guys’ that is the first time Dad; I think it’s should balance for both sides, then just one sided (just for ladies) - what do you guys think, and just sayin’⁉️‼️❗️👋🏻😯🤔😌👀😍👨🏻👩🏻🤱🏻👨🏻‍🍼🤷🏻‍♂️🫶🏻🇨🇦💫🇺🇸👍🏻👏🏻🌎👏🏻✌🏻

Got some beautiful feet there ladies❤ end both of you are gorgeous as well❤

Good topic. Thanks for sharing.

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Feet everyday of the week please test see feet are ticklish .

Feet add more views, more of the ladies are learning this and adding them to the podcasts

sexy feet ❤

Great show ❤️👣

awesome pod

🌹🌹to cutes, lovely girls

Thanks for the feet show and the podcast

You don't care about children, you care about money and attention. People like you don't deserve children. It's not even yours.

Food seems way more daunting the second time around for me, not sure why since my daughter took to it well!

You guys make me feel so tuned in and inspired in my motherhood journey. Thanks for always being open and sharing your lives!

Seriously, we work so hard and made it all winter without getting sick… but since the end of February it’s just back to back 😭

I love Sarah J. Mass! Throne of Glass is amazing! just wait for the last 2 books!

cute feet

I wish I stilled lived in Denver, an event would be so fun!

Listening to your podcasts while pacing the kitchen at 2am with a sick babe, and I don’t feel so alone! My new go to podcast ❤

This is just so refreshing to watch. As a first time mama, who didn’t plan to co-sleep but ended up doing it. I was fighting with myself on what’s “right” and what if I regret not teaching independent sleep earlier. We have now moved to a floor bed so we can safely and comfortably be there for each other. My girl is still nursing throughout the night and I don’t plan to wean until after a year or when we’re both ready. Thank you for encouraging me to just soak it all in and to be reminded looking back these moments will be one of the sweetest of my motherhood journey 🤍

Jessie can I ask, where do you shop? I love your dresses ❤

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I found myself relating to almost every topic brought up and examples given. Thank you ladies for sharing and helping me realize that I'm not alone. I recently came across your podcast and have started to go back and listen to earlier episodes so I'm excited to see what I can learn and take away from listening to you both!

the female role in a marriage, mothers, and wives as real women is powerful.

Hey there just saw you video in my KZbin recommendations and I had a great time watching and listening to this questions and answers, some of which resonated with building hope and personal encouragement like I always talk about in my channel. I just liked and subbed, see you later.

The problem is the way parent's (and society as a whole) talk to children would not get an adult to comply either and creates scenarios were compliance is less likely and coercion appears necessary but it's YOU creating that circumstance often unintentionally, for example - You want to teach your son not to hit so you order him to go to a room for five minutes to read a book then talk about it later, there is many unnecessary commands here which just gives an already uncooperative person something to cooperative with and creating the new issue of "what if they don't?" "what do I do some day if he refuses to go and read?" this problem can be overcome by simply forgetting the reading part and then there won't be something to disobey at all and creating an escalation. Banishing kids to other parts of the house whether it be over on a couch for five minutes in the same room or their own bedroom is social alienation even if it appears a mild form, it sends harmful messages of our affection/warmth being conditional and when you don't abide by the rules or displease others you will be banished and shamed in a way other members of the house aren't even subject to when they do the same (or worse) kids will notice the double standard and that hurts relationships, can encourage future misbehaviour, self esteem issues due to being treated differently than other's in the family and an inferiority complex among other things. Even though there has been lot's written about time-out's and they do back up what I say and many show even more worrying finding's, I think the idea of consulting studies to tell us how to treat one another is demoralising and reflective of a deeper issue, consider we don't do it for anybody else except for kids/teens and how that shows how totally unnecessary it is to be confident of what's right and wrong. Consider how we would ask anybody else to stop something, we would never require them to go somewhere else for an arbitrary amount of time, do a random unrelated activity and only then start discussing the issue, we would physically separate them if someone else was being hurt with the minimal strength necessary and then talk about it, in a normal voice, without orders (we don't do that!, I said "no" stop that right now) it's best to quite literally do not tell them what to do at all, instead bring attention to how the other person must feel "Now imagine how Scott must be feeling, we wouldn't like it if he hit us so we shouldn't hit him, remember don't do unto other's what's hateful when done unto you" then when he'll retort why Scott got him angry or what's going on, now a discussion has started and the culprit/cause has been identified it can be addressed, problem solving with everyone offering inputs should be the goal. Punishment and reward have a huge amount of issues from encouraging an external morality base (way more dangerous than you would ever imagine), self-centred thinking/motivation, might makes right (a conflict resolution ideology which starts in the home and can and has extrapolated out into wars) obedience to authority (even when you don't agree with it) which has lead to all kinds of horrific events including the holocaust, they also can effect self esteem, condition misopedy, expose a developing brain to stress, something we *know* is horrible and damaging for our brain, creates power conflicts, require increasing escalation to get the same effect and don't actually teach the right thing (or instil a true value/belief in it), they make rebellion more attractive, only discourages bad behaviour when an authority figure is watching, not when one isn't which evidentially is when most bad behaviour happens in society and therefore what is more in need of addressing. They're rife with logical issues and misunderstanding's, you can read more about it by googling things like "parenting without punishment and reward", "unconditional parenting", you can find ton's of alternatives to resolving any issues without resorting to either many of which improve your children's communication skills, social intelligence, problem solving ability, intrinsic motivation and maintaining a morality based on empathy rather than a "how will it effect me?", mentality a "how will it effect other's?" mentality etc, absolutely invaluable characteristics and skills which can change the world, sending off ripples with every good act caused by them all throughout one's lifetime, touching millions of people. I have thought about this a great deal and my advise is to avoid using terms like "consequences" "actions have consequences" "negative consequence" "positive reinforcement" etc, we manage to constantly resolve conflicts and disagreements with everyone else in our lives without talking like that, people notice when they are talked to differently and it weakens connections (connections is where cooperation comes from), don't assume your child needs to be "taught" anything, instead simply avoid giving order's, don't require to ask permission for things besides maybe borrowing your property but then you need to ask theirs too, defer to them and make them feel included not in determining a "consequence" but simply in a discussion about feeling's, the idea we need to tack on a "consequence" either positive or negative at the end of our conversations for actions undertaken is a misguided and harmful one and undermines the conversation, If the conversation was not enough then it's your connection/relationship need's improving, tacking on a fabricated consequence won't do that.