Joy In Your Circus

Joy In Your Circus

By Sabrina IrvineParentingKids & Family
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Joy In Your Circus episodes

  • Mom Stereotypes
    Why is it so hard for Moms to describe themselves as parents but incredibly easy to describe their partners style of parenting? We dig into the various Mom Stereotypes to explore what kind of Mom you might identify with.
    18 min
  • Circus Tipper
    When I interviewed this beautiful Mama she was pregnant with her fourth baby. Plot twist...a week after our interview her water broke a week after our interview (5 weeks early). Don't miss this Moms story as she opens up about her mental health journey.
    1 hr 37 min
  • Circus Hobden
    Are you curious what happened when my Mom lost me in a mall? Tune into the podcast to catch this tell all Episode with my own Mom.
    1 hr
  • Circus Couperthwaite
    What happens when the pizza delivery guy is so determined to get you a pizza even when you're on the floor delivering your baby? Guess you'll have to listen to find out.
    1 hr 20 min
  • Surviving Roadtrips with Kids
    So many parents get anxious at the thought of a roadtrip with their kids. I don't really blame them... sitting in a vehicle for hours with your annoying, messy and smelly kids isn't super appealing. Let's be honest a roadtrip is simply relocating your annoying kids but if you're prepared it can go much smoother than you think. I'm sharing some of my tricks and tips on how I survive roadtrips with four young kids.
    17 min
  • Circus Wray
    On this episode we meet Amanda a busy Mom from Regina SK. Amanda has learned some pretty great survival skills for flying solo while her husband is away for school.
    38 min
  • He should just know
    This episode unpacks the unfair notion that. "He should just know what I need". Stop assuming and start communicating with intention.
    24 min

About Joy In Your Circus

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Being a Mom is the hardest job you will ever do...lets face it your family is a circus. It's time we start normalizing the chaos and embracing the crazy. No Mom should ever feel alone or isolated…