Congratulations ❤mam.

Please do a vedio about how to stop breastfeeding. Whenever i think about it just getting emotional 😢

This is so real talk.. my son is sick with urti and i was blaming myselves for what happened.. and yes this episode i could totally relate. I was also strict on baby led weaning and make too much fuss on when offered food by my mother.. everything on this episode is totally whats happening with me with my 10 month old baby

Really enjoyed hearing this discussion!

Please talk about tantrums in kids

These many blunders and realization from one and 2 child parenting ... More children.. More blunders.. 😊

Something similar which i still struggle is taking medication when I fall sick while I am still breastfeeding my first baby

This episode was a reminder for me to not be lost in gentle parenting, thank you Gotha and Swati for being very honest and sharing your experiences, this really has taken off a big load from my shoulder of being the perfect gentle parent all the time and feeling guilty when I am angry or irritated. Another life changing episode.

Imperfect relaxed parent is the word. High five on that.

I love you both individually and I’ve been following you for atleast 4 years now. I’m super excited to see your conversations here. I’ve had my own parenting journey too. It was nice to hear your story. Love to all moms❤

Oh my god.. so content❤.... thanks for the lovely episode..

Wow! So many truth bombs.. Enjoyed the whole convo and it just felt like 5 minutes. I wish I could just sit by you and listen to all your stories Swathi! Totally loved this episode and much love to you guys for doing this ❤

After a long break from social media happy and heart warming to watch this akka❤ Many many wishes to you for this new journey that touches millions of hearts and soul🌸✨

I love how Swathi saved the couple , they would remember her forever for making their journey smooth. Just a thought about saving someone : what if they don't know to ask the right questions or hesitating to approach? When someone knows how to save , they can always mention to the ones struggling that they can help if they need to ask something right. Although not to random strangers :D but it can surely be done with friends and family :) It can mean so much to the ones who are struggling with something I believe

Could relate your childhood badly😭hostel life, studying in govt school. Not meeting the parents for an months....hmmm ,thanks for sharing kaa..

Hi mam ! Beautiful relatable conversation ! Realistic relaxed parent ! Can you please add captions and sections - I am bot sure what those are called in youtube like intercuts - you can directly click on that minute and share that section alone

Thank you for keeping it so very real... I have a 3 year old, and there is so much that I unlearn and learn every day. Me and my husband often discuss, how all those parenting pages said/given tips, strategies sometimes just don't work at all for us, and then we would convince ourselves saying, because those tips are not our child. 😅 I felt so seen and validated here... Loving these episodes so much!! 😍

Thank you Swathi & Gotha .. loved the episode.. very relatable conversation .. also it was amazing to see the bond between the two of you over these conversations.. thank you for choosing do these episodes ❤

That was very very very real😂🎉

Thankyou so much...🙏❤️ I always wants to be' perfect' gentle parent,but occasionally when I yell at my 3 year old child,I felt guilty. Yaa I am so proud that I am doing my best.. As you both said,I am trying to live for myself so that my daughter can live her life to the fullest...... I have learnt so much for you,Mam... Thankyou for the confidence that we are not getting from the near ones.😊

A very realistic discussion ❤️ I resonate more with G here that my 2nd child has made me come out of many obsessions that I had with my first child. Thanks Swati for discussing what most influencers don't 😍

Oh my god Swati. Such a realistic episode. Each of your words resonated so much ... Especially that saviour role that I hung on to till I saw this episode 😂such an eye opener 😅 could resonate with gothas experience with kids of different opposite personalities 😅.... It's such a task to turn the switch between two kids while parenting❤.... Thanks for the realistic approach to parenting❤❤❤. Actually thank you for everything ❤

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Wow so many realisations after this video to be relaxed. I am still that parent who need to put her child to sleep by 8 which mosty happens but on those days when it does not i flip and freak out like its my mistake 😂.

Amazing talk Swathi! 🤩🙌🏻 This talk honestly gives a lot of confidence for us new moms. Each day we read / watch about parenting and there’s a ton of do’s and don’t’s that really makes it harder for us. This talk gives a realistic perspective. So glad to have watched this 🎉 But, why did it have to end?? 😫

Kids need laid back relaxed mother ❤

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More love to you for doing these podcasts. This will be my personal favourite 🎉❤

I would like to understand when the only way of conflict resolution a person knows is throwing tantrums and I try to set boundaries and take accountability for the decisions and explain the same to this person. the conversation pivots to "I don't like your decisions or autonomy you are showing so I will stop stopping to you" & the person actually stops talking with me .. what can I do in such case? Especially when it's a family member ..

Keep doing ur podcast... Its really helpful ❤❤

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This whole episode made me emotional because of the fears i have towards relationships and society expectations of a married women. You have been a solution or one-stop therapy always Swathi ❤ Your insights will always, gives me strong emotional guidance🫂 which is not given by anyone around me in this society❤ And the conclusion of this episode is just 🔥 *If you cant convince your parents, dont choose your partner 😅 *waiting for parents is not bad thing but how long? we should start adultingggggggg😂

I'm in a relationship. I'm facing a problem similar to what you mentioned. I grew up with a very loving and expressive couple-my parents-who are very affectionate. I'm the same way; whenever there's a conflict, I try to get closer and resolve things. I never let someone feel isolated because of me, but my partner tends to withdraw. I can't blame him bcoz his parents separated .I'm often the one crying and worrying a lot. Still, I remind myself that everyone is unique, with different upbringings and cultures. I'm always the one solving problems, forgiving, and forgetting for the sake of our good future.

Hello Swathi and Gotha, the video was so informative, covering so many important sub-topics. So I am someone who is married to my high school sweetheart!! We fell in love at 16-17.. Anddd I absoutely agree that, teenagers can feel so strong for each other. And now when I reflect back to what made us stick to each other was, we liked each other and as teenagers, we didn't have any criteria to fall in love like his career choices, my financial status or any other thing for that matter. We loved each other for who we were back then. We both had quite some of toxic traits, we communicated to each other, had fights - real big ones, and we have come a very long way together. We were very naive, lacked exposure, no instagram platform to help us learn, very limited perspective from the peer group, butttt life had other plans, so much of us changed when he decided to come to Germany for his Masters. Big changes, huge shifts, and there we are today navigating parenting with a 3 year old daughter.. The 8 years of relationship before marriage helped us so much in understanding each other. There were surprises often even after marriage, but that's the spice of life right! ;) P.S. Our parents didn't approve of our love easily, it was a cold war in my house for 2 long years, before my dad finally told a yes! P.P.S One can balance both love and studies :)

Children being the report card thing for a parent... Is all the 90's kids can relate much!! Too insightful conversation ❤

This was so good Swathi!! Didn’t want the conversation to end. Every time there’s something new we learn, thanks a lot for doing this 😍 can’t wait for the next episode 🙌🏻

Didn't want the episode to end. Learning & realizing lot of things. Can't wait for the next episode :)

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Every time I hear you, I get new information Chechi :) thankyou for doing this - Lydwina here btw. Waiting eagerly for the next episode.

If teens watch this free content here, probably they won't end up spending energy in adulthood to heal. Gotha's this perspective is so true. Thankfully I stumbled upon Swati Jagdish's post marriage, hence I didn't breakup. I have come a long way in healing. Husband has slowly started accepting he needs healing too. All these if done as teenagers, adulthood can be spent in more romantic & creative things 😅

The way you people tell some words in chorus. I love it. Could see how deep is your bond.

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You guys are wonderful. Everytime I listen to or come across your contents, something is eye-opening for me. Thanks for choosing to do this Swati❤ forever grateful ❤

this is such an amazing episode, it feels like therapy itself. Thanks a lot Swati and Gotha <3

I would like to hear about menstrual cycle from you so that everyone would have a clear understanding. Waiting for more such videos❤

This podcast was informative, and also super chaotic. The flow could’ve been better. And the talking speed was faaassst. 😅

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Thank you for this ❤️❤️