Home / Podcast / Season 1 Melissa Hartwig Urban on being a single mom and why we should re-frame our thinking around self-care Melissa Hartwig Urban By Motherly April 4, 2019 Melissa Hartwig Urban Rectangle Melissa Hartwig Urban is the co-founder and CEO of the Whole30—an intensive 30-day dietary program designed to heal your digestive tract and end unhealthy cravings through whole, unprocessed foods. Today, the Whole30 has over 2 million followers across social media platforms and has impacted the lives of people around the world. In addition to being a busy CEO, Melissa is also a proud mom to her 5-year-old son. And last year, Melissa launched Whole Mamas, a community-inspired online roadmap to help women navigate the entire journey of motherhood, from a Whole30 perspective. In this episode, Liz and Melissa chat about becoming a single mom early into motherhood, expanding what we think about “self-care,” and rising kids with a healthy attitude towards food. Related Stories Podcast Motherly co-founders Liz Tenety and Jill Koziol on modern motherhood & launching Motherly Season 1 Caterina Scorsone on Down syndrome and why it’s all about difference, not disability Season 1 Tiffany Dufu on what being a “good mother” really means Tags: Co-parenting, Parenting advice, Parenting styles, Podcast Related articles Season 1 Nora McInerny on how her blended family expanded her understanding of motherhood February 28, 2019 Home Shopping Guides The best Amazon Prime Day deals on kitchen gadgets & basics for parents 🙌 July 17, 2018 Career & Money Facebook is giving $100 million in grants to small business owners March 18, 2020 Season 2 LaTonya Yvette on why fashion can be a form of self-care for moms June 27, 2019 Safety Corded window blinds have officially been banned for child safety December 18, 2018