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134 episodes
Language
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Alicia KraskoExplicit
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Date created
2023/07/18
Latest episode
2026/02/04
Average duration
23 min.
Release period
8 days
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Do you find yourself googling for "Stepmom help" or "Stepmom struggles" more than you'd care to admit? If so, you're in the right place. The Stepmom Side Podcast is a conversational podcast about being a Stepmom and what that actually looks like. Host Alicia Krasko covers everything from part-time, full-time, to being an empty nester as a Stepmom. Every week, you'll get a bit of humor, advice, and a conversation that will have you taking an objective look at how you're showing up. You can expect honest (and uncomfortable) conversations with perspective shifts mixed in to help you create the life you no longer have to google for help.
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#134: Why You Handle It “So Well”… Then Fall Apart Later
2026/02/04
Have you ever handled a stepfamily moment calmly, maturely, and with impressive emotional intelligence — only to completely unravel hours later?
Alicia breaks down the difference between your thinking self and your nervous system, and why logic isn’t enough to regulate emotional reactions in blended family life.
This episode is especially for high-functioning, Type A stepmoms who pride themselves on being self-aware but feel confused (and frustrated) when that awareness doesn’t stop the emotional spirals.
Alicia explains why stepmom triggers hit so deeply, why feelings often show up after the situation is over, and how nervous system responses are rooted in safety, belonging, and attachment — not immaturity or weakness.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
The difference between your thinking brain and your nervous systemWhy stepmom triggers go straight to feelings of rejection and belongingWhy you “handle it well” in the moment but fall apart laterWhy logic doesn’t calm a body-based responseWhat emotional regulation actually looks like in real lifeThis episode helps stepmoms stop judging themselves for emotional reactions and start understanding what their body is trying to communicate.
This conversation is a key foundation for Resentment to Relief, Alicia’s framework for helping stepmoms stop managing resentment and start releasing it by working with — not against — their nervous system.
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#133: Why Being Self-Aware Isn’t Helping (And Might Be Making It Worse)
2026/01/27
You’ve done the work.
You’re self-aware.
You can explain everyone’s behavior in the situation…
So why do you still feel triggered, exhausted, or quietly resentful?
In this episode, Alicia breaks down why insight alone doesn’t calm a dysregulated nervous system — and why high-functioning, emotionally intelligent stepmoms often struggle more, not less.
This conversation is for the stepmom who:
understands what’s happening but still feels overwhelmedprides herself on being “the calm one”keeps asking, “Why isn’t this working if I know better?”Alicia explores how self-awareness can accidentally turn into self-pressure, why explaining your feelings doesn’t regulate them, and how emotional maturity has been confused with emotional suppression.
Key takeaways from this episode:
Why capable stepmoms struggle more than they expect toThe trap of “If I understand it, I won’t feel it”How being self-aware can turn into being hard on yourselfWhy insight ≠ nervous system regulationHow unprocessed feelings quietly turn into resentmentIf you’ve ever thought, “I shouldn’t feel this way anymore,” this episode will gently (and lovingly) call that out.
This episode sets the foundation for Resentment to Relief — a process designed not to fix you, but to help your nervous system feel safe enough to finally let go of resentment instead of managing it forever.
Get on the waitlist for Resentment to Relief here.
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132: Why Type A Women Struggle as Stepmoms (Control, Perfectionism & Burnout)
2026/01/20
If you’re a Type A, high-achieving woman who suddenly felt like she lost her footing after becoming a stepmom — this episode is for you.
In this episode of The Stepmom Side Podcast, Alicia speaks directly to driven, control-loving, people-pleasing women who were thriving before blended family life… and now feel anxious, resentful, burned out, or completely out of control.
Alicia breaks down the common pitfalls Type A stepmoms don’t see coming, including over-functioning, people-pleasing, perfectionism, and emotional burnout. She also explains what’s actually happening beneath the surface — and how to start letting go of control without losing confidence or identity.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
Why Type A and perfectionist women struggle more as stepmomsHow over-functioning leads to resentment in blended familiesWhy people-pleasing makes stepmoms feel invisible in their own homesHow control becomes a false sense of safety....and more!This episode is a must-listen for stepmoms who are exhausted from managing everyone else’s emotions and ready to stop trying to “fix” blended family life.
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#131: What to Do When Your Stepkid Says ‘I Miss My Mom’ Without Losing Your Cool
2026/01/13
When your stepkid says, “I miss my mom” especially right after a consequence, it hits different. It’s not just the words; it’s the sting behind them. The comparison. The reminder that no matter how much you love and show up, you’re still not her.
In this episode, Alicia dives into how to handle it when your stepchild brings up their mom whether it’s “I miss her,” “She does it better,” or “Mom lets me.” You’ll hear real stories (including one straight from The Stepmom Side Community), emotional insight, and a few hard truths about what’s really happening when those words come out.
Alicia breaks down:
Why kids say things like “I miss my mom” and what they actually meanHow to stay calm and respond in a way that keeps your powerWhat not to do when it feels like manipulationSimple, validating phrases that defuse the tensionWhy leaning into the moment helps it lose power over timeIf you’ve ever felt like you’re being compared, rejected, or just plain over it, this one’s for you. You’ll walk away with confidence, clarity, and maybe a little less sting next time those words come up.
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#130: How to Handle In-Laws Who Stay Friends with the Ex-Wife
2026/01/06
When your in-laws are still close with your partner’s ex, it can feel like emotional whiplash. You’re trying to build a future while they’re still tethered to the past—and it leaves you wondering where (or if) you fit in. In this extended episode, Alicia gets real about her own experience of feeling like the outsider in her husband’s family and shares how she moved from frustration to clarity.
You’ll learn how to navigate this tricky dynamic without shutting people out, setting healthy boundaries around what you will (and won’t) discuss, and how to confidently define your own place in the family—even if it feels like the ex is still holding space.
This episode is part validation, part strategy, and 100% support for the stepmom who's tired of feeling like the backup option.
What You’ll Hear:
Why it hurts when in-laws stay close to the exAlicia’s personal story of feeling like the outsiderBoundary-setting phrases you can use with in-lawsHow to talk to your partner about what you’re feelingReframing your role without needing permission to belongSupport the show
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#129: When Kids Flip the Switch (and You Take It Personally)
2025/12/30
Kids are emotional chameleons — sweet one minute, sassy the next, and then asking for help like nothing ever happened. For stepmoms (especially those without kids of their own), those mood swings can feel deeply personal.
In this episode, Alicia gets real about how confusing and hurtful kids’ quick emotional flips can be — and why they usually have nothing to do with you. She shares a personal story about her daughter going from furious to friendly in record time and what it taught her about emotional regulation, perspective, and saving yourself from unnecessary heartache.
Alicia breaks down:
Why kids’ moods can change on a dime (and the unseen variables behind it)How to stop taking every “off” behavior personallyWhat emotional regulation actually looks like for kids (spoiler: it doesn’t)The right (and wrong) way to address disrespect or attitudeHow to keep your peace when kids forget they were just mad at youIf you’ve ever spiraled after a stepkid’s attitude shift or found yourself holding on to something long after they’ve moved on, this episode is your reminder that you’re not alone — and it’s not personal.
Join other stepmoms learning how to take things less personally (and laugh about it along the way) inside The Stepmom Side Community
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#128: Too Close to Be Heard: The Real Reason Your Partner Shuts Down
2025/12/23
Are you tired of repeating yourself and feeling like your partner just doesn’t hear you? Whether it’s dad guilt, lack of boundaries with the kids, inconsistency in parenting, or not feeling prioritized in your relationship — this episode is here to validate and support you.
In this episode, Alicia breaks down why communication feels so hard in blended families, why your partner may not respond the way you hope, and how being "too close" to the situation can make you the least effective person to bring up these issues.
You’ll learn:
Why it’s normal for your partner to shut down (and why it’s not about you)What really causes that defensive reaction when you try to talk about the hard stuffHow to shift the conversation without walking on eggshellsWhy outside support (like couples coaching with Alicia) can be a game-changerIf you're exhausted from having the same conversations that go nowhere, this episode will give you clarity, relief, and a path forward.
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#127: My House, Her Hoodie, and a Whole Lotta Feelings
2025/12/16
In this deeply honest episode, we’re getting into the emotional weeds of what happens when the ex’s belongings, photos, or influence are still showing up in your home. From hoodies and framed photos to never-ending texts between your partner and their ex, it can start to feel like you’re suffocating in someone else’s life.
Especially for childless and childfree stepmoms, the presence of “her stuff” can stir up major discomfort—and lead to fights with your partner, emotional shutdowns, or resentment toward the kids.
Alicia shares her personal experience and helps you reframe the issue so you can set boundaries without guilt, protect your peace without controlling the narrative, and finally start to feel at home in your own house. This episode offers validation, strategy, and a healthy dose of real talk for any stepmom who’s ever felt like a guest in her own home.
What You’ll Learn:
Why “her stuff” hits different when you’re childless or childfreeHow to avoid explosive fights with your partner about the exReframing the discomfort as part of your stepmom growthThe difference between setting boundaries and controlling the spaceTips to stop feeling like a stranger in your own homeSupport the show
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#126: When the Ex Still Haunts Your Blended Family: Stepmom Jealousy Explained
2025/12/09
Is your partner’s past still taking up space in your present-day relationship? You’re not alone—and you’re not crazy. Whether it's memories of the ex, old traditions, or constant reminders of “how things used to be,” retroactive jealousy and emotional triggers are real in stepmom life.
In this episode, we’re unpacking the emotional weight of feeling like you’re competing with the past—and how to move forward with confidence. We’ll talk about:
Why retroactive jealousy is more common than you thinkHow your husband’s past relationship can affect your presentThe real reason these feelings sting so deeplyTangible tools to process your emotions without shameHow to create new memories and reclaim your space in the blended familyThis episode will leave you feeling seen, validated, and empowered to take back your role—not as a replacement, but as a renewal.
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#125: When Adult Stepkids Don’t Accept You (and How to Stop Letting It Steal Your Peace)
2025/12/02
When you thought things would finally get easier once they were grown… but your adult stepkids still make you feel like an outsider. In this episode, Alicia digs into what’s really going on when adult stepkids won’t accept you — and how to stop tying your peace to their approval.
She shares the emotional layers behind this rejection, why it’s not actually about you, and the exact mindset shifts to help you feel confident, calm, and back in control.
Whether your adult stepkids are cold, distant, or flat-out disrespectful, this truth-telling pep talk will help you release the guilt, stop overcompensating, and reclaim your power — without turning bitter or backing down.
Listen in to learn:
Why adult stepkids struggle to accept you (even years later)How loyalty binds and family guilt still play a roleThe biggest trap stepmoms fall into when trying to “prove” themselvesWhat you can actually control (and what you can’t)How to detach from their approval and find peace on your termsFree resource:
10 Tips to Get Through the Holidays
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#124: When Kids Don’t Listen (And It’s Not Because You’re the Stepmom)
2025/11/25
Are you a childless or childfree stepmom feeling like a broken record? Alicia gets real about the exhausting cycle of repeating yourself to your stepkids—whether it's chores, routines, or basic expectations—and feeling like it's never enough.
She opens up about her own realization that forgetfulness and resistance aren’t about being a stepmom—they’re just part of how kids grow and learn. With practical tools and empowering mindset shifts, this episode will help you release the guilt, drop the unrealistic expectations, and approach those “reminder moments” with less stress and more confidence.
Whether you're constantly asking them to take their shoes off, clean up after themselves, or simply follow through, this episode is your reminder that you're doing it right—even if it doesn’t feel like it.
What You’ll Learn:
Why kids need repetition, no matter who’s parenting themHow childless and childfree stepmoms often misinterpret forgetfulness as disrespectMindset shifts to reduce frustration and resentmentPractical strategies to stop feeling like a nagWhy needing reminders doesn’t mean you’re failing as a stepmomFree resource:
10 Tips to Get Through the Holidays
Set Your Stepfamily Up for Success (House Expectations)
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#123: Why Stepmom Resentment Sneaks In (and How to Stop It)
2025/11/18
In this truth-telling episode, Alicia pulls back the curtain on one of the most common (but least talked about) emotions in stepfamily life: resentment. It doesn’t show up overnight—it builds quietly from all the unspoken expectations, invisible labor, and bottled-up feelings that come with being a stepmom.
Alicia shares why resentment creeps in when you’re doing everything right but still feel unseen, unappreciated, and exhausted. You’ll learn how to spot the early signs before they blow up, how to set boundaries that protect your peace, and how to rewrite the story you’re telling yourself so resentment stops running the show.
This isn’t about pretending to be okay—it’s about taking your power back and showing up for yourself, guilt-free.
What You’ll Hear:
What resentment really is and how it startsThe five sneaky ways resentment builds up in blended families (how many of these are ways it builds for you?)Why “invisible labor” and unmet expectations make stepmoms feel stuckHow to catch resentment before it turns into burnout or bitternessSimple ways to set boundaries and reclaim control of your roleAlicia’s personal story of realizing she was drowning in resentment—and what helped her finally let it goIf you’ve ever caught yourself thinking, “Why do I feel so angry when I’m trying so hard?” — this one’s for you.
Free resource:
10 Tips to Get Through the Holidays
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#122: When Co-Parenting Isn’t Possible (Because the Ex Is a Nightmare)
2025/11/11
If you’ve tried to co-parent with someone who thrives on drama, control, or straight-up chaos… this episode is your safe space and wake-up call. In Episode 122 of The Stepmom Side Podcast, Alicia breaks down what to do when co-parenting feels impossible because the ex just won’t cooperate.
We’re not here to sugarcoat—we’re here to speak truth. Co-parenting takes two willing adults. And when that’s not happening? You need to stop wasting energy trying to fix what you can’t control. Tune in for tough love, real talk, and actionable steps that will help you reclaim your peace—even if the ex keeps lighting fires.
Whether you're knee-deep in high-conflict drama or just need a sanity check, this episode will leave you feeling validated, supported, and back in your power.
Resource mentioned:
Podcast episode #98: Feeling Powerless as a Stepmom? It Might Be the Victim Mindset
Free resource:
10 Tips to Get Through the Holidays
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#121: Peace Over Presents: Letting Go of Comparison in Your Blended Family Christmas
2025/11/04
When the holidays roll around, so does the pressure — to make it fair, to make it magical, and to not lose your mind when the ex goes overboard or your stepkids start comparing gifts. In this episode of The Stepmom Side Podcast, Alicia unpacks the gift-giving grief that shows up for so many stepmoms — the quiet, unspoken frustration of trying not to compete or control while still wanting to be thoughtful.
You’ll hear how to:
✨ Break the pattern of comparison between homes
✨ Stop feeling like the “gift police” when boundaries get blurry
✨ Reconnect with your real intentions behind giving
✨ Manage your emotions when stepkids brag or gifts feel one-sided
✨ Find peace, presence, and joy without overspending or overcompensating
Whether you’re navigating an over-the-top ex, trying to set spending limits, or just want to make the holidays less stressful, this one’s for you.
Listen to get your peace (and sanity) back this holiday season.
Podcast episode mentioned:
How to Give Better Gifts with Patrick Kucharson
Free resource:
10 Tips to Get Through the Holidays
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#120: Sibling Rivalry + Stepkid Drama: Holiday Edition
2025/10/28
The holidays can feel like a ticking time bomb in blended families — forced togetherness, high expectations, and the pressure to make everything magical can lead to major tension between stepkids and bio kids.
In this episode, Alicia Krasko tackles the emotional chaos of holiday dynamics: sibling rivalry, stepkid drama, and what to do when your partner doesn’t step up. She shares practical tools, mindset shifts, and boundary-setting strategies to help you protect your peace — especially when the oldest child is acting like a second parent.
You’ll learn how to:
Navigate step vs. bio kid tension during the holidaysTalk to your partner when they won’t take the leadRecognize and relieve the “parentified” oldest childSet boundaries that keep the chaos in checkAdopt a mindset of progress, not perfectionWhether you’re hosting the big dinner or just trying to survive another blended holiday, this episode gives you real-world support and permission to prioritize your peace.
Free resource:
10 Tips to Get Through the Holidays
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mdkM78! 2025/12/17
Step kids
The episode about adult step kids has been a real eye opener, and things that were hard to hear but I needed to hear.
Thank you, I just found your po...
Total scam 1 2025/11/13
Life Saving!
While in the throes of my “stepmom” stress, resentment and confusion desperately trying to find a solution, answer, and HELP, I found Alicia’s podcast...
devicereadingconvert 2025/10/15
I don’t feel alone (or ashamed!) any longer!
So glad I found Alicia & her step mom podcast! I’m so comforted knowing the feelings and thoughts I have are typical of the step mom situation and I’m...
LRB2255 2025/10/08
Extremely helpful and practical podcast!
I absolutely love this podcast. I am so grateful for the real and practical advice. I cannot recommend enough!
elainebjohnson 2025/09/08
Great Resource For Step-mommas!
Great advice!! Love the guests you have on the podcasts too. Such a wonderful resource for step-moms.
SNP8694 2025/09/05
Extremely Helpful
I have no experience with blended families and thought that some of what I was feeling / thinking was crazy. After listening to a couple of these pod...
mckenziehope 2024/11/12
10/10 recommend!
I LOVE this podcast! It’s everything you need as a step mom. It’s educational, informative, and so helpful for these tough situations we face. And no ...
410bubble 2024/10/20
Alicia is the best!!
I came across Alicia’s account on Instagram probably 2+ years ago. I started following her because her advice was so real, relatable, and very helpful...
Makalie13 2024/10/01
The best!!
Alicia makes situations you feel alone in, feel common. She makes me feel so heard and not alone. Anytime I I have a problem I always check her page t...
Rach2253 2024/09/27
Love the podcast
I love her outlook on things. Knowing your not alone really helps!
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