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Papaya Talk
Papaya Talk
102 episodes
6 days ago
Chatting about the world of women’s health from one generation to the next. Brought to you by mom and daughter duo Dr. Alyssa-Herrera-Set and Nadia Herrera-Set. Get even more juice at www.papaya.health
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Chatting about the world of women’s health from one generation to the next. Brought to you by mom and daughter duo Dr. Alyssa-Herrera-Set and Nadia Herrera-Set. Get even more juice at www.papaya.health
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Why Can't We Talk Like Friends
Papaya Talk
18 minutes 54 seconds
9 months ago
Why Can't We Talk Like Friends

In this latest episode, Alyssa and Nadia have an honest and reflective conversation about mother-daughter communication—the challenges, the evolution, and the deep desire for mutual understanding. 

Alyssa expresses her hope for open communication that lasts into the future, while Nadia shares her struggle with seeking approval and balancing independence. They explore how cultural expectations, personality differences, and life transitions (like going to college or becoming a parent) shape the dynamic between mothers and daughters. 

The episode also touches on whether a mother-daughter retreat could help strengthen relationships, and what it means to truly support one another without judgment.

Takeaways

  • Mother-daughter communication is complex and evolves with life stages.
  • Seeking parental approval is natural but can be challenging to navigate as independence grows.
  • Cultural influences and personality differences shape family communication styles.
  • Open conversations can strengthen relationships, but sometimes oversharing can cause anxiety.
  • There’s a fine line between offering support and unintentionally making someone feel judged.
  • Different siblings can have completely different communication styles, even within the same household.
  • Life transitions, like college or becoming a parent, can shift how mothers and daughters relate to each other.
  • Some adult children talk to their parents daily, while others rarely check in—there’s no “one size fits all.”
  • A mother-daughter retreat could be a way to foster understanding, but timing and willingness matter.
  • The goal isn’t to be perfect communicators, but to respect and support each other through all stages of life.

Chapters

00:09 – The Podcast Hijack: Talking About Mother-Daughter Communication

01:00 – Navigating Open Conversations Without Feeling Judged

02:42 – Seeking Approval: A Natural Yet Challenging Dynamic

04:16 – How Should Parents Support Without Overstepping?

06:02 – Oversharing vs. Keeping Boundaries in Family Relationships

09:51 – Sibling Communication Styles: How They Differ Within a Family

10:46 – Generational Differences in Parent-Child Conversations

12:23 – The Future of Mother-Daughter Bonds: Will It Change?

13:38 – Could a Mother-Daughter Retreat Strengthen Relationships?

15:32 – The Transition from Seeking Parental Input to Self-Trust

17:26 – The Balance Between Asking for Help & Learning Independence

18:25 – When Do Parents and Children Become “Peers”?

Papaya Talk
Chatting about the world of women’s health from one generation to the next. Brought to you by mom and daughter duo Dr. Alyssa-Herrera-Set and Nadia Herrera-Set. Get even more juice at www.papaya.health