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I’ve shared in the “Chiropractic care can benefit expectant moms and newborns” how much relief I saw from being adjusted by Dr. April Warhola while I was pregnant with A.J. That’s one of the reasons why I asked her to be a location sponsor for the Mommy Talk Show premiere. …

Our Mommy Talk Show guests are a mix of working and stay at home moms, but they share a common feeling: MOMMY GUILT! We discussed if working from home can be "the best of both worlds" and relieve the guilt. The short answer is NO. The longer answer and our opinions is in this webisode: Diane always thought she would be a stay at home mom. Instead, she's working full-time and running a small business. Karen is dealing with a new job and a longer commute. Thankfully, her husband has stepped up and taken on more of the child care duties. Maran recalls trying to work from home when her daughter was younger was extremely challenging.

Our MommyTalkShow.com guests admit they're all struggling to find balance in their lives. Some of our secrets to getting work and household stuff done: Paying for someone to help us with household duties and organizing Getting work done in small time increments Don't sweat the "small stuff" like cleaning the back of the refigerator Diane says some things don't get done. She "wings it" and prioritizes so she can spend time with her husband and son. Maran agreed with Diane and said some things didn't get done. Karen is hiring a professional organizer and realizing she can't do everything on her own. She's also considering hiring a cleaning service since her new job also means a longer commute. Karen recommends hiring people to help you. I struggle as a stay at home mom to get work done before my husband goes to work or on weekends when my husband is home. I work in increments, even if it's 10 minutes of work.

MommyTalkShow.com location sponsor, Dr. April Warhola, of the Cafe of Life Chiropractic Care in Atlanta has a passion for treating expectant moms, newborns and entire families. She explained the relief moms and babies can look forward to after they're adjusted. Dr. April says expectant moms can have an easier delivery after chiropractic care and recommends newborns get adjusted because the birth process can be hard on their delicate systems if they're pulled out of the birth canal or a c-section incision incorrectly.

After the snow in the Northeast and here in the Atlanta area, Mommy Talk Show asked our guests: "Will there be a blizzard baby boom?" We suspect because so many families were snowed in for several days that moms and dads took part in some "free entertainment" that could result in a baby boom in approximately nine to 10 months!