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Moming Through the Pandemic
Join me, Emily, in my second episode of Otterly Mama as I dive into the current pandemic and how we as Mamas can get through it. I’ll tell you about my experience as the state of Texas shutdown and give you some things to think about to help you get through this crazy time. Did you think I was going to give you all the juicy details of my epsiode here? No, Mama, I know you’re busy but you have to listen to the episode to get the rest of the details.
Are you ready to buckle up and hold on tight with me as we climb this stroller-coaster ride of mama-hood? Join me weekly and let’s get through this together! Please subscribe!
Not ready to subscribe? No big deal! Say hello on one of my social feeds so I can thank you for listening!
Instagram: @otterlymama
Facebook: Otterly Mama
Twitter: @otterlymama
Do you want to hear a specific topic in an episode? Contact me via my social feeds above or via my email [email protected]
Are you a bad ass mama with a story that you're dying to tell or are you an expert in women's health or an expert in anything mama? Contact me and let's see if you're a good fit to be a guest on Otterly Mama. Share your story or expertise with fellow mamas. Sharing is caring!
As Promised Links Referenced in Episode 2 :
Where did I find that used fridge you ask? An app or website that allows you to get to know your neighbors virtually and also buy used items from them. https://nextdoor.com
Buy Nothing Group- just as it sounds, a place to get or give used items for free from your neighbors. https://buynothingproject.org/find-a-group/
Picture of a pool noodle door hack to prevent little fingers from being shut in the door-https://www.cleaneatingwithkids.com/30-mom-hacks-really-wish-known-yesterday/pool-noodle-door-stopper/
The link to the resilience quote by Harvard University’s Center on the Developing Child https://developingchild.harvard.edu/science/key-concepts/resilience/
Children and coronavirus research referenced by Harvard Health Publishing: Harvard Medical School https://www.health.harvard.edu/diseases-and-conditions/coronavirus-outbreak-and-kids
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Join me, Emily, in my second episode of Otterly Mama as I dive into the current pandemic and how we as Mamas can get through it. I’ll tell you about my experience as the state of Texas shutdown and give you some things to think about to help you get through this crazy time. Did you think I was going to give you all the juicy details of my epsiode here? No, Mama, I know you’re busy but you have to listen to the episode to get the rest of the details.
Are you ready to buckle up and hold on tight with me as we climb this stroller-coaster ride of mama-hood? Join me weekly and let’s get through this together! Please subscribe!
Not ready to subscribe? No big deal! Say hello on one of my social feeds so I can thank you for listening!
Instagram: @otterlymama
Facebook: Otterly Mama
Twitter: @otterlymama
Do you want to hear a specific topic in an episode? Contact me via my social feeds above or via my email [email protected]
Are you a bad ass mama with a story that you're dying to tell or are you an expert in women's health or an expert in anything mama? Contact me and let's see if you're a good fit to be a guest on Otterly Mama. Share your story or expertise with fellow mamas. Sharing is caring!
As Promised Links Referenced in Episode 2 :
Where did I find that used fridge you ask? An app or website that allows you to get to know your neighbors virtually and also buy used items from them. https://nextdoor.com
Buy Nothing Group- just as it sounds, a place to get or give used items for free from your neighbors. https://buynothingproject.org/find-a-group/
Picture of a pool noodle door hack to prevent little fingers from being shut in the door-https://www.cleaneatingwithkids.com/30-mom-hacks-really-wish-known-yesterday/pool-noodle-door-stopper/
The link to the resilience quote by Harvard University’s Center on the Developing Child https://developingchild.harvard.edu/science/key-concepts/resilience/
Children and coronavirus research referenced by Harvard Health Publishing: Harvard Medical School https://www.health.harvard.edu/diseases-and-conditions/coronavirus-outbreak-and-kids