Surviving Parenthood 🤪

In this episode, I discuss the story of the birth of my youngest daughter, and what an experience it was!

In the early stages of (surviving) parenthood, pregnancy and giving birth can be scary to experience. It has its highs and lows, but a beautiful, healthy child is what we ultimately desire. In this episode, I share my birth story of Janelle, my first child (who’s now 5 years old!!!) and what my experience was like being a first time parent.

Welcome to season 2 of Surviving Parenthood: the Podcast! This season premiere helps us tackle the question “Am I doing this right”. I’m here to encourage you and let you know you’ve got this parents! Resources mentioned: https://parenteducate.com/?utm_source=qiigo&utm_medium=ppc&utm_campaign=parentandinfantclasses&gclid=CjwKCAjw9MuCBhBUEiwAbDZ-7sIvsAtHx84GPgOGhG9lCNpDT52GPvyCu4DPqaM6mhpB31Fvfto8YRoCyZMQAvD_BwE

https://www.goodtherapy.org/learn-about-therapy/issues/parenting

Sometimes we just stretch ourselves too thin. We get over worked and find ourselves in a constant state of exhaustion. This episode talks about all that and more! Self care is the best care!

This episode is all about dealing with raising toddlers during the Coronavirus pandemic. Everything from working at home to making sure our children are safe. Make sure to follow CDC guidelines and use them as the experts. All statements during this podcast are not evaluated by the CDC, so please go cdc.gov for the most accurate information.

In this latest episode of Surviving Parenthood, I go through what it’s like throwing a birthday party for my toddler children: the highs, lows and what did I get my self into! Just know it’s worth it to put a smile on their faces!

Short message before we return to end season 1. We’ve got three episodes to go, so get ready for a jam packed December!!!

This episode is all about getting ready to get out of the house with Toddlers, the routines we create and the roadblocks that may arise.

This episode covers those little tantrums and attitudes toddlers may get. Sometimes we know why, sometimes we don’t...but I’m going to talk about it all!