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What happens when the default parent finally stops doing it all? In part two of this conversation, we dive into what changed in my home when I stopped trying to do everything and gave my family a chance to step up. We talk about the invisible labor of motherhood, the deep shame that keeps us stuck in overdoing, and why letting go might be the greatest gift you ever give your kids (and yourself).
Highlights
What my son said after I got better that nearly made me cry.
The invisible work moms do that no one talks about.
Why “doing it all” robs your family of the chance to grow.
How I unintentionally modeled burnout as a lifestyle.
What changed when I gave my family space to figure it out.
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Jenn Shaw Jones - Jennerational Healing
Mother Daughter Relationship Coach
Become the Mom your Daughter Needs Now
@TheJennShawJones
Suzanne Storm - The Sparked Mom
Helping moms reignite their spark - feel alive, joyful & authentic
@TheSuzanneStorm
www.suzannestorm.com
What happens when the default parent finally stops doing it all? In part two of this conversation, we dive into what changed in my home when I stopped trying to do everything and gave my family a chance to step up. We talk about the invisible labor of motherhood, the deep shame that keeps us stuck in overdoing, and why letting go might be the greatest gift you ever give your kids (and yourself).
Highlights
What my son said after I got better that nearly made me cry.
The invisible work moms do that no one talks about.
Why “doing it all” robs your family of the chance to grow.
How I unintentionally modeled burnout as a lifestyle.
What changed when I gave my family space to figure it out.
Resources + Links
Watch the podcast on YouTube
Follow Us
Jenn Shaw Jones - Jennerational Healing
Mother Daughter Relationship Coach
Become the Mom your Daughter Needs Now
@TheJennShawJones
Suzanne Storm - The Sparked Mom
Helping moms reignite their spark - feel alive, joyful & authentic
@TheSuzanneStorm
www.suzannestorm.com