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Welcome back to another episode! How many times do you feel like your child or life in general is wanting a larger amount of time that what you have to give in that moment? I think that we all have been there especially when you feel like you are being pulled in a million different directions. This used to be such a challenging space to navigate for Cubby and myself, until I realized that I have the power to make time. Being in the same space as someone can sometimes create the illusion that you are spending quality time because of the physical space being shared, but there can actually be a very present disconnect mentally and emotionally. Working Full-Time, managing two schedules, balancing therapies and not to mention co-hosting a podcast with a toddler can leaving you feeling that there just are not enough hours in the day, but what if I told you that you may only need anywhere from 5min - 1 hour for memorable and intentional core memories to be made? My secret during the work week is using my lunch break. What's yours?

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Welcome Back! Have you ever tried to rest with a toddler? What if I told you that Cubby has actually brought a level of simplicity and ease to my life (even with all the appointments and constant energy)? I went from making plans the morning of, to having a built out schedule for him and myself. How can a toddler teach you to rest you might ask, let's take a deep dive into our understanding of rest.

Hi Family, Welcome Back! Last week we discussed how beneficial speech therapy is for newborns, infants, toddlers and elementary school aged children that shed so much light on benefits during the earlier years. Did you know that your middle school and high school aged loved one can benefit just as much from speech, but oftentimes can be overlooked.