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How do we raise curious kids who love to learn, and who discover and follow their own interests? How do we cultivate a home environment that supports kids’ intellectual development without going overboard and zapping the joy right out of learning? These are questions that Meagan and Sarah tackle in Episode 95. Join us!
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Meagan read one of the first letters we received in our Mother’s Day Challenge on this week’s podcast! Can you relate to this one? Know someone who might need to hear these words? Share the image on social media, tagging @TheMomHour and using the hashtag #TMHMothersDay so we can see your posts.
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26895 Aliso Creek Road, Suite B-174
Aliso Viejo, CA 92656
Links we mentioned (or should have!) in Episode 95
- Painless Learning Placemats – like these map versions from Amazon.com
- Google Home – what Meagan’s family uses for entertainment/learning
- 5,000 Awesome Facts (About Everything!) – Sarah’s kids love this series from National Geographic
- Teach Your Child to Love Learning: Keys to Kids’ Motivation (PBS Parents)
- How to Raise a Creative Child. Step One: Back Off (Adam Grant, NYTimes SundayReview)
- What the modern world has forgotten about children and learning (Carol Black, The Washington Post)
- The Importance of Being Little: What Young Children Really Need from Grownups (Erika Christakis)
- The public school parent’s guide to learning at home (Megan Tietz for The Art of Simple)
- Other podcast episodes where we discuss kids and learning:
- Sarah and Katie discussed @PlayingWithChanel on Instagram
Hey Sarah and Meagan, I love the podcast. I found you about a year ago and have made it *almost* all the way through the archives! I don’t usually leave comments, but I just had to share two awesome resources based on the Sarah and Katie’s segment at the end of the show about diastasis recti.
Katy Bowman is a biomechanist with lots of resources to offer – a book titled “Diastasis Recti”, her blog KatySays.com and her podcast Nutritious Movement. She’s a mother of two with all sorts of fabulous information and exercises to help restore our core and gain whole-body strength.
MutuSystem is a internet-video based exercise program designed by Wendy Powell specifically for postpartum mamas. Its a 12 week program developed by a mom of two that is super gentle and encouraging and just fantastic. She’s also British so I love listening to her accent! 🙂
I hope that these resources can help someone. In the past two years, I’ve gone from leaking pee frequently and not even being able to flex my core muscles, to being able to run, jump, do 4 pull-ups, lots of pushups, planks, etc. My body feels strong and all my progress is thanks to these two ladies and their work.
Hi Katie! Thank you so much for sharing these resources from another ‘Katy’! Reading that you have been able to regain strength so significantly gives me so much hope! Not sure if I will ever be able to do a pull-up though! LOL! I will check out Katy’s stuff immediately!!
AND I will check out Wendy’s program!!
I loved this episode for so many reasons. This is one that I will come back and listen to again and again. My first step is to get some of those DK Publishing books on our shelves – such a great tip!
Thank you Dawn! 🙂