Motherhood is beautiful—but it’s also messy, stretching, and filled with moments of guilt we don’t always talk about. In this episode of Daily Bread & Dirty Dishes, I’m joined by my sweet friend Oksana Diaz (@oksananicolediaz), a new stay-at-home mom to two boys under two, who is learning to navigate this season with her heart firmly anchored in Jesus.

Together, we talk about:

✨ The transition into life as a SAHM

✨ How to keep faith at the center of parenting and marriage

✨ Navigating friendships and community in this season

✨ Fighting back against mom guilt with God’s truth

✨ Encouragement for the mom who feels weary or overwhelmed

This conversation is raw, real, and rooted in God’s Word—and I know it’s going to leave you feeling seen, encouraged, and reminded that you’re not walking this season alone.

Grab your coffee, take a deep breath, and join us at the table.

Links mentioned in this episode:

📖 The Jesus Storybook Bible:

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🏎️ Car Racing Toy:

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Mama, do you ever feel like you’ve lost yourself in motherhood? Between diapers, meals, and endless to-do lists, it’s easy to forget who you were before “mom” became your title. In this episode, we’re talking about how to reconnect with your identity, find little ways to nurture yourself, and remember that your worth goes far beyond the role of mom. You are seen, loved, and more than enough. Let’s rediscover you together!!

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Mom guilt. We all know it, we all feel it, and it can leave us questioning if we’re enough. In this episode, I’m unpacking the lies guilt tells us, what God says instead, and how we can shift from parenting out of guilt to parenting out of grace. From McDonalds for dinner to skipped baths, I’m covering the real-life moments that trigger guilt and reminding you that your kids need presence, not perfection. Plus, get ready — I’ll be bringing on other moms in upcoming episodes to share their journeys with guilt too.