We moms know how to manage our expectations and help our kids manage theirs. We understand innately how to fit a lot into a little time, and we can also learn to stretch a little bit of certainty, energy, or joy to fill a longer period of time than we’d necessarily like. Yes, we wish the finish line was closer. We’d be content with just having some idea of where it is. But right now, the only way to get through this without hyperventilating is to pick a time frame that’s a little more manageable.
June Spotify Playlists: Anti-Racism Podcast Episodes and School Parenting 101
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May Spotify Playlists: Fluffy Stuff (Best Of “More Than Mom”) and Listener Questions & Our Advice
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Finding Pleasure, Joy, And Even Hope
Silver linings can be a double-edged sword. We need gratitude and hope in our lives; we also deserve to feel our feelings, whatever they are, and admit that this is really hard.
April Spotify Playlists: Oldies But Goodies (Top Episodes Of 2017) and Self Care in Motherhood
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Parents: Let’s not make temporary homeschooling a competitive sport.
So here we are, fellow moms: Accidental homeschoolers armed with Pinterest ideas and daily schedules, ready to keep our children’s minds active and their screen-time limited. We’ve bookmarked all the sites and printed all the checklists (unless we’re low on printer ink), and now begins the actual work of overseeing remote learning while parenting in a time of national stress.
Can I gently suggest that we not turn this new venture into a competitive sport?
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