Nap Trapped
Rachael Shepard-OhtaMusings on motherhood, pop culture, and more written while under my sleeping toddler, probably. Weekly thoughts, roundups, trends, and more from a chronically-online Baby Sleep Educator, Podcaster, Business Owner, and Millennial Mom of 3.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Issues | 72 |
| Subscribers | Read | naptrapped.substack.com |
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My Husband Doesn't Feel Guilty About Going to the Gym... Why Should I?
Before diving into this week’s piece on self-care, I thought it would be helpful to hear from some of you! I realize I come from a place of immense privilege— I work on my own schedule, my husband is a stay-at-home dad, I have access to chi...
Which Transition is Harder and Why? Adding New Babies to the Mix!
This week I posted to Instagram “rating” my transitions with each new baby from 1-10, 10 being the hardest. Wheeewwww there were so many comments and they were ALL. OVER. THE. MAP! I was shocked at how so many people could have such similar...
Individualism and Baby Sleep: The Hill I will Die On.
It’s something I’ve been thinking about for quite some time but it feels even more obvious in today’s political hellscape. Why are we so obsessed with individualism, and why are parents so obsessed with their babies being independent? And m...
Why do we need "Mom Friends" anyway?
And why is it so damn hard to find them? Plus a weekly REPORT!
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