In today's episode, we dive into the topic of Mental Health and the taboo stigma that still even in 2021 surrounds it in many conversations. So take a minute and come listen and possibly change your mindset on the idea of Mental Health and what we might need as indidviduals. 

In this episode, we dive into the idea of why so often people want to group Parents into categories of Friend vs Parent. Why is that a thing? What is it tied to and the choice I've made instead. I also walk through the steps I take when it comes to interacting with my tiny humans in any situation. Enjoy Episode 24 and be sure to share with someone you think will love it!

In this episode, we break down the idea that we are not the person we cant to be because of our Tiny Humans. This idea that we want to go back to who we were before kids, that in some way that person was better. We get down to the mindset behind this and the paradigm shift we need. 

As we kick off Season 2 we start things off by talking about this idea of authenticity of Self Love and how it requires empathy. This season we will be talking about all the things and keeping it as chaotic as always. 

In this episode we talk about trauma and scars and how Harry Potter changed my life. 

This week we kick off our first-ever intentional series surrounding some of my favorite Movies and Parenting Parallels as well as just life in general.  So crack open a kombucha with me and let's talk all things, Hook. 

We revisit the topic of our egos in Parenting and how this is a default setting based in the titles of how we are categorized. 

In this episode, we talk about Toy Story and dive into the question of "who do you want to be?" 

In this episode, we talk about Mrs. Wilson the GOAT of 1st grade, my Starbucks Oatmilk journey, and the most popular sayings of "Just wait till you have kids" and "Just wait till you're an adult". So let's dive in! 

In the episode, we discuss the idea that all the things we tell our tiny humans won't change what we show them. Because what we verbalize we internalize and so will they.