Good Moms Bad ChoicesThis week, Good Moms are joined by comedian, digital creator, host on the syndicated morning radio show "The Breakfast Club", and author Jess Hilarious. The ladies talk about navigating co-parenting with exes, setting boundaries in new relationships, and balancing independence with partnership. They also get into communication, accountability, and recognizing patterns in both parenting and dating.
You can expect to hear:
- Accountability and recognizing personal patterns in love and parenting
- Gender roles and shifting expectations in modern relationships
- Parenting styles, discipline, and raising kids with structure vs flexibility
- Protecting children while still allowing them to grow and learn
- The influence of social media on relationships and parenting decisions
- Public perception vs real-life identity
- Managing privacy while living a public-facing life
- Emotional awareness and maturity in adult relationships
- Healing from past relationship experiences
- Lifestyle habits, including health, wellness routines, and body maintenance
- Financial responsibility and stability within relationships
- Friendship dynamics and support systems
- Navigating trust, loyalty, and respect in partnerships
- A listener story focused on relationship decision-making and consequences
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Check out Jess' book Til Death Do We Parent !
Summary:
Before Jess Hilarious ever had dreams of telling jokes in front of sold-out arenas across the country, being featured on Wild-’n-Out, or becoming a cohost on The Breakfast Club, Jess dreamt of marrying her high school sweetheart and raising a family together in their hometown of Baltimore, Maryland. In hopes that having her partner’s child would solidify this outcome, Jess became pregnant at nineteen but begrudgingly learned that the vision she had for her life—as a wife and mother—would have to be reimagined.
After multiple attempts at a relationship between her and her son’s father failed, Jess accepted that, while they would never get married, they were forever linked by the lifetime commitment of raising a child together. With her trademark wit and perspective, Jess shares her experiences with valuable and vulnerable insight for coparents who struggle with what it means to put their children first while protecting them from the ups and downs of adult relationships. ’Til Death Do We Parent is an inspirational journey to coparenting with ease and humor.
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