Toddlerhood isn’t easier than the newborn stage—it’s just different. The tears have new causes but the days are also filled with laughter, new words, and a rhythm of life we’ve figured out together.

As my son turns two, I find myself reflecting on how far we’ve both come—from the chaos of newborn days to the wonder-filled moments of toddlerhood.

In this episode, I share:

✨The shift from surviving the newborn stage to finding rhythm in toddler life

✨The challenges of toddlerhood compared to newborn life (and how we’ve both become more flexible)

✨Why I think toddlers invite us to slow down and see the world as full of wonder

✨My hopes for my son as he turns two: boldness, curiosity, and courage

This episode is an honest reflection on the magic and mess of toddlerhood, and how parenting keeps changing us along the way.

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