Breaking Down Mummy Wine Culture with Celeste Yvonne
Episode Overview
Explores the harmful effects of 'mummy wine culture' on mental health. Highlights the societal pressures faced by mothers. Shares personal stories of battling alcohol addiction. Discusses healthier coping mechanisms for stress. Encourages open conversations about sobriety and motherhood.
There is nothing joyful about trying to care for a child with a horrible hangover.
In this episode of the 1000 Days Sober Podcast, Lee Davy chats with Celeste Yvonne, a sober mom advocate, certified recovery coach, and accomplished writer. Celeste, known for her impactful work in publications like the Washington Post and Good Morning America, shares her journey and insights into the pervasive 'mummy wine culture'. This culture promotes the idea that mums need alcohol to cope with the stresses of motherhood, a notion Celeste passionately debunks.
She discusses the mental load mothers carry and how societal expectations exacerbate their struggles. You'll hear about her personal battles with alcohol, the anxiety it fueled, and her path to sobriety. Celeste also touches on her book, 'It's Not About the Wine', which delves into the truths behind this harmful culture. Her candid reflections are both eye-opening and relatable, making this episode a must-listen for anyone grappling with similar issues.
By sharing her story, Celeste aims to provide support and understanding to mothers everywhere. Ready to challenge the status quo and find healthier ways to cope? Tune in to hear Celeste's inspiring journey.