Show Notes
Cat & Nat are two moms debunking the myths, challenging the scripts and giving women the freedom to say what's on their minds. Their rapidly-exploding community of like-minded moms tune in every day to watch them rewrite the paradigm of “the perfect mom.” With honesty and humor, Cat & Nat dismantle the unrealistic portrayals of motherhood that are often presented throughout social and traditional media. Through their virally famous #MOMTRUTHS videos, which have garnered hundreds of millions of views, their Facebook Lives and Instagram stories, their best-selling book, and chart-topping Cat & Nat Unfiltered podcast, Cat & Nat share everything moms think but are too afraid to talk about. Over the past few years, Cat & Nat have taken their #MOMTRUTHS on the road, performing over 100 live shows across North America, helping to inspire other women to find their true selves. The "self" that tried daily, sometimes nailing it, sometimes failing it. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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