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Sendy Bucket Lists with Jeanetta Robinson
In this episode of the Sendy Mom podcast, I’m talking with my long-time friend Jeanetta Robinson. Jeanetta talks with me about her experiences growing up in a large family, her adventures in Brazil and in China, and her involvement in charity work. Jeanetta created a bucket list when she was young that she continues to work on today. We also talk about raising twins, and treating your children as individuals. Our Sendy spotlight is on Harriet Tubman. Slavery is still an issue today. Practical advice is given for assisting people in dangerous circumstances. So many ways to be Sendy!
What you’ll Hear:
- A Sendy Mom embraces new experiences and challenges.
- Growing up in a large family fosters independence and resilience.
- Trying new things can lead to unexpected adventures.
- Bucket lists can motivate personal growth and exploration.
- Community support is crucial in achieving personal goals.
- Helping enslaved people today involves awareness and reporting
- Charity work can provide perspective and fulfillment.
- Learning a new language can enhance cultural experiences.
- Sibling rivalry can be navigated with open communication.
- Failure can lead to valuable self-discovery and growth.
- Pursuing personal interests is essential for happiness.
Find Resources here:
Ep. #004 - Sendy Bucket Lists with Jeanetta Robinson
Hotlines for Confidential support and assistance for victims of trafficking 24/7
- National Human Trafficking Hotline⎮1-888-373-7888 or TXT 233733
- U.S. Dept of Homeland Security Tip Line⎮1-866-374-2423
- National Sexual Assault Hotline⎮1-800-656-4673
- Love146⎮1-877-LOVE146⎮1-877-568-3146
- Polaris Project⎮1-888-373-7888
National Women’s History Museum - information about Harriet Tubman
“The Chosen” - by Chaim Potok
The Land of Made Up Languages - by Arika Okrent
Where to go next:
Fierce Family Love: Traditions, Europe Bike Trips, and Courage
Teaching Children to Work, Love, and Be Bored with Dorothy Scoresby
How to Connect with Your Children: The Surprising Science of “Good Enough” Parenting
Cautiously Crazy with Marty Klingler
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By Becky BrouwerIn this episode of the Sendy Mom podcast, I’m talking with my long-time friend Jeanetta Robinson. Jeanetta talks with me about her experiences growing up in a large family, her adventures in Brazil and in China, and her involvement in charity work. Jeanetta created a bucket list when she was young that she continues to work on today. We also talk about raising twins, and treating your children as individuals. Our Sendy spotlight is on Harriet Tubman. Slavery is still an issue today. Practical advice is given for assisting people in dangerous circumstances. So many ways to be Sendy!
What you’ll Hear:
- A Sendy Mom embraces new experiences and challenges.
- Growing up in a large family fosters independence and resilience.
- Trying new things can lead to unexpected adventures.
- Bucket lists can motivate personal growth and exploration.
- Community support is crucial in achieving personal goals.
- Helping enslaved people today involves awareness and reporting
- Charity work can provide perspective and fulfillment.
- Learning a new language can enhance cultural experiences.
- Sibling rivalry can be navigated with open communication.
- Failure can lead to valuable self-discovery and growth.
- Pursuing personal interests is essential for happiness.
Find Resources here:
Ep. #004 - Sendy Bucket Lists with Jeanetta Robinson
Hotlines for Confidential support and assistance for victims of trafficking 24/7
- National Human Trafficking Hotline⎮1-888-373-7888 or TXT 233733
- U.S. Dept of Homeland Security Tip Line⎮1-866-374-2423
- National Sexual Assault Hotline⎮1-800-656-4673
- Love146⎮1-877-LOVE146⎮1-877-568-3146
- Polaris Project⎮1-888-373-7888
National Women’s History Museum - information about Harriet Tubman
“The Chosen” - by Chaim Potok
The Land of Made Up Languages - by Arika Okrent
Where to go next:
Fierce Family Love: Traditions, Europe Bike Trips, and Courage
Teaching Children to Work, Love, and Be Bored with Dorothy Scoresby
How to Connect with Your Children: The Surprising Science of “Good Enough” Parenting
Cautiously Crazy with Marty Klingler