Motherhood & Big Feelings

​Motherhood comes with a lot of feelings - joy, anxiety, love, overwhelm, and everything in between. Join us for a real conversation with mental health advocate and Conversations with Cam host Cameron Rogers, Emmers founder Melanie Palmer, and parenting & child-development expert Dr. Chloe Massey to talk about big feelings, maternal mental health, and raising emotionally resilient kids.

​What you’ll walk away with

• ​A clearer understanding of what emotional resilience is and isn’t.

• ​Practical phrases to use with your child during. meltdowns, frustrations, and everyday hard moments

• ​Realistic practices to support your own mental health (even when time is limited).

• ​Inspiration and tools from Quiet Your Mind, Quiet Your Mind Kids, and Emmers’ storybooks and games.

• ​Community, connection + conversation!

​Cameron Rogers
Founder and host of the Conversations with Cam podcast, Cameron Rogers (@cameronoaksrogers) uses her unfiltered voice and humor to create a safe, judgment-free space for mothers online. A proud mental health advocate, community curator, and mom, she speaks openly about pregnancy, postpartum depression, and the often-unspoken realities of motherhood. Cameron is dedicated to dismantling stigma, offering real-life resources, and empowering moms to live simply, imperfectly, and honestly.

​Melanie Sperling Palmer
Melanie is the founder & CEO of Emmers, a children’s brand that turns emotional learning into playful, everyday moments. With a background in psychology and nearly a decade working in relationship and mental-health education, she created the Emmers board game and storybooks to help kids build empathy, resilience, and emotional regulation through play - while giving parents simple language for big feelings. She’s also a mom, which means all of her work is tested in real family life.

​Dr. Chloe Massey
Dr. Chloe Massey, Ed.D. is a parenting and child-development expert who specializes in helping families navigate the early years with confidence and connection. Drawing on her experience in education and developmental psychology, she supports parents in understanding what’s happening beneath their child’s behavior and how to respond in ways that build security and resilience. Chloe brings a warm, practical, research-backed approach to every conversation.