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Welcome back! In this episode, we sit down with the founders of Birthing Muslimah: two ed midwives and best friends (Nusi and Sahra) who share their inspiring journey into midwifery, the story of how they met, and the powerful moment when one helped deliver the other’s baby. They speak candidly about the importance of culturally sensitive care, empowering Muslim women through birth, and building a ive online community.Find Birthing Muslimah online below!TIKTOK: birthingmuslimah  INSTAGRAM: birthingmuslimah Don’t forget to FOLLOW if you enjoy our content. We’re just two mums talking about life, motherhood, and all the random bits in between.🎧 Available on Youtube too❤️ Leave us a comment, how did you find this episode?

In this mum chat, it's all about transparency and learning more about ourselves. From navigating harsh opinions and trolling to staying true to ourselves, we open up about the realities of being visible online. We then discuss a few stories that we've found on the net! 00:00 Our Personalities 08:50 The Comments 41:00 Dilemma 51:40 AITA 55:00 Friendships After Baby 1:26:31 Outro Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe. We’re just two mums talking about life, motherhood, and all the random bits in between. 🎧 Available on Youtube too 📸 Follow us on Instagram and TikTok: @entrylevelmums ❤️ Leave us a comment

We're back with a brand new episode featuring Rhea Ellen to talk all things school run outfits and tantrums at 5 years old ... yes, it doesn't end at the terrible twos!Two years since her last appearance… and we’re finally answering the big question: did we ever get that pedicure? LOL Follow Rhea Ellen if you haven't already! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rhea.ellen/ YT Channel:  ⁨@RheaEllen⁩  Tiktok: @rheaellenn Don’t forget to hit that follow button!🎧 Available on Youtube too📸 Follow us on Instagram and TikTok: @entrylevelmums❤️ Leave us a comment

Returning to work after having a baby is so much more than updating your CV. In this sponsored episode with The Open University, we unpack the emotional and financial challenges mums face when re-entering the workforce: from nursery fees to lost confidence. Whether you're planning your return or still figuring it out, know this: You’ve got the skills. You've got the power. And the OU's got your back. Find out more about the free Return-to-Work Toolkit: https://www.open.ac.uk/courses/choose/mumentum

This episode is 100% vibes. We caught up after our latest event (spoiler: it was beautiful), then Nasra took us on a wild storytelling ride through her long stay in Kenya. FEATURED BOOK: The Muslim Mother by Mariya Bint Rehan We wrapped up with an emotional email from one of our listeners. Thank you for sharing your story with us! Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe. We’re just two mums talking about life, motherhood, and all the random bits in between. 📸 Follow us on Instagram and TikTok: @entrylevelmums ❤️ Leave us a comment

In this episode, we sit down with Sawiya's life-long friend Samira to talk about her motherhood journey with two daughters - one with autism and the other with SMA Type 1, a rare condition that affects muscle strength and movement. Samira shares her experience navigating these diagnoses, the emotional toll it takes, and the fierce love that keeps her going. This conversation is an honest look at the realities of parenting children with complex needs, and a reminder of the strength that comes from family, resilience, and hope. Follow Samira's page that documents Suhayla's journey:https://www.instagram.com/suhaylas_sma_journey/ Leave us a comment and make sure you're following so you don't miss an episode :) We hope our episodes bring you good wholesome content and a safe space for mothers going through the same journey! xo

We’re ed by Maryan, a single mum of three girls, who opens up about her journey from an abusive marriage in Somalia to starting a new life in Sweden and the UK. Maryan shares her experience of getting married at 18, suffering silently in an unhealthy relationship, and eventually finding the courage to walk away while pregnant with her third child. She also dives into the challenges she faced navigating the schooling system, dealing with public funds, and seeking community as a single mum.If you found Maryan’s story inspiring, make sure to hit that follow button so you never miss an episode of Entry Level Mums. our growing community of mums who are sharing real stories and having honest conversations about motherhood. We appreciate your ! :') Maryan's links below: MARYAN'S CHANNEL & LINKS: https://www.youtube.com/@Diaryofasinglemother TIKTOK: @diary.of.a.singlemum INSTAGRAM: diary_of_asinglemum

In this episode, we sit down with Maryam Javaid - public speaker, parenting coach and founder of Black and Brown Parenting. As a mum of 3, Maryam has dedicated years to empowering mothers of colour to create cultural change in parenting. We discuss what conscious parenting means and how to break generational cycles, discipline without guilt or fear and the challenges of observing Ramadan as mothers. Find Maryam below: WEBSITE: https://blackandbrownparenting.co.uk/ SOCIALS: blackandbrownparenting Don't forget to follow and subscribe on Spotify, your means so much!

In this episode, we delve into the depths of motherhood, discussing our greatest losses and the realities of postpartum depression. Nasra shares her personal journey, recounting the emotional aftermath of a devastating fall during pregnancy. She opens up about how this event impacted her mental health, leading to postpartum depression and challenging her marriage. Make sure you're subscribed and follow us on socials so you don't miss out on future events (which is finally happening in April!!!) Email:[email protected]: entrylevelmums

In part 1, we decided to make use of the Skin Deep questions that we purchased and asked each other thought provoking questions. We talked about people we love and how incredible they are as mothers, and how we define motherhood ourselves. Part 2 gets even more emotional, which is coming out soon. Be sure to like, comment and subscribe! Email: entrylevelmums /gmail.com Socials: entrylevelmums

Co-parenting isn’t easy, and in this episode, Nasra reflects on the journey - from the tough early days to finding a way to make it work for the sake of her child. She goes through her struggles in Birmingham, the lessons, and how things have changed over the years.If you’ve ever navigated co-parenting, you’ll relate to the highs, the lows, and the unexpected moments of growth. Please hit that follow button, we appreciate all the xo

This week's mum chat is all about taking L's and adulting... but we are also celebrating 3 whole years of Entry Level Mums. If you've been here from day one, then you've probably seen the growth with us! Thank you to every single person who has subscribed, watched and ed us along the way. ELM will just keep getting better and better inshaAllah! Make sure you're following us, that would mean a lot to us! Share with your lovely mama friends! If you'd like to us as a guest, send us questions or stories about mum life, be sure to drop us an email: entrylevelmums @ gmail.com

This week on Entry Level Mums, we brought out the TENS machine to simulate "labour pains" (it's not even close to it too), and let’s just say the results were hilarious. Three men stepped up to the challenge: Adi, a guest of the show and the staff of the Podcast Room studio. Spoiler alert: they all failed miserably! 😂 So if you want to grab a cuppa and watch men squirm in pain, you're in the right place!

Welcome back to part 2 where we ask questions that our Instagram followers sent in to ask Sawiya's mum, Zahra. From personal anecdotes to the wisdom she’s gained over the years, she’s sharing it all.Tune in to hear unfiltered talks, hilarious stories, and some surprising truths about motherhood. Don’t forget to hit that follow button for more motherhood tips, stories, and guest appearances!FIND US ON TIKTOK AND INSTAGRAM: entrylevelmumsEMAIL: entrylevelmums gmail.com

Heeeey, welcome back to Entry Level Mums. We're ed by our first ever guest we had on the podcast in 2022, Sawiya's mum, Zahra! As a "senior level mum", we get a sneak peek into how it's like having teenagers and how to handle different types of challenges. We also discuss how she was able to work whilst navigating motherhood and finding herself in a completely new country (UK) in the 90's. In part 2, we ask Zahra questions that were sent in by our followers on Instagram. Hope you enjoyed this episode! we'll be back very soon.

🚨 Adi is back! 🚨 Our favourite relationship coach returns, but this time, he’s finished his BOOK that will be out very soon! 📖✨ "Can I Ask You a Question?" is all about finding the right partner to spend your life with. In this episode, we get into: 💘 TV shows he never thought he'd enjoy since being married 👀 Why finding ‘The One’ isn’t just about love - it's about the right mindset and compatibility. Hit play, laugh with us, and let us know what you think in the comments! 📖 BOOK ANNOUNCEMENT coming soon, make sure you follow him to find out more: https://www.instagram.com/adiwahabh/ https://www.tiktok.com/thelovelenss https://www.tiktok.com/@adiwahabh 🔔 Don't forget to follow us on Spotify!

Welcome Adi, an inspiring relationship coach who recently found the love of his life and is ionate to study psychology and human behaviour. He talks to us about how he found his lifelong partner (Shout out to Warda) and asked us about how to be the best husband and father. Give Adi a follow below! Instagram: Adiwahabh Tiktok: Adiwahab & thelovelenss

In part 2, we get real about two big topics: baby items we regret buying and an honest breakdown of money matters. From "must-have" baby items that turned out to be completely useless to a candid chat about the financial side of hosting our recent event, we didn't hold back. And of course, the lovely Saffana was a vibe as always! It was such an enjoyable time with her. please find her socials below: Website: saffana.co.uk IG: saffanabanana TT: learncopywritingnow Have a lovely NEW YEAR! New episode in January xo

Welcome back to a brand new episode where we unpack the topic of "Marketing Motherhood." Our guest, Saffana - a skilled copywriter, marketer, and mother of two - shares her insights on how motherhood is represented in the digital age. From the glossy world of Instagram to the pressures of societal expectations, we discuss the impact of these portrayals on first time mums everywhere. Whether you're a parent, a content creator, or just curious about the intersection of motherhood and media, this episode has valuable takeaways. Follow Saffana: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/saffanabanana/ Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@learncopywritingnow HIRE HER, SHE KNOWS HER STUFF: Website: https://www.saffana.co.uk/ Hope you enjoyed this episode fellow mamas and friends, don't let these companies fool you!

We’re ed by our next guest Heba aka Mama Hebz! In this episode we discuss weight changes after birth and learning to love yourself. We also touched on co parenting after divorce and the journey of healing. Find Hebz on socials!! Instagram: iamhebz TikTok: MamaHebz 🫶🏽