In this episode of Talk Baby to Me, we sit down with actress, YouTube sensation, and mom to a toddler boy, Mo Ashley! Mo opens up about what inspired her to chase her dreams and pursue her career while balancing motherhood. As a Black woman in America, Mo shares her fears about giving birth in a hospital, which led her to plan for an all-natural, vaginal home birth. However, after 27 hours of labor, her birth plan took an unexpected turn, resulting in an unplanned and unwanted C-section. Join us as Mo shares her raw and emotional story, the challenges she faced, and how she navigated it all. This episode will inspire you, just like it did for your hosts Audrey and Nathalia—because even when things don’t go as planned, there’s always a beautiful journey on the other side.
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