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The Mental Load of Motherhood: Tabs, Calendars, and Letting Go (Christian Mom Burnout, Decision Fatigue & Real Fixes) // 5
Elyse (AUS) and Michelle (USA) pull back the curtain on the invisible mental load moms carry—endless schedules, meal plans, school forms, and everyone’s emotions—while confessing the funny, messy bits (hello, mystery music tab). Together they offer practical ways to declutter your home and calendar, train kids, ask your husband for help, and surrender the extras God never asked you to carry.
Key Takeaways (3):
Declutter on purpose: stuff and schedule—fewer bins and fewer commitments calm your mind.
Delegate + train: age-appropriate chores and clear instructions reduce rework and resentment.
Decide your “yes”: every yes is a no to something else—ask, “Did God actually ask me to carry this?”
Join the Conversation:
• Subscribe for unfiltered stories, unapologetic faith, and real motherhood every week.
• DM us your favorite mental-load hacks or the chore your kids finally mastered!
Connect:
Elyse – @wholesomemumma
Michelle – @itsmemichellecastro
Email – [email protected]
SEO Keywords (5–8):
Christian motherhood podcast, mental load of moms, mom burnout and decision fatigue, Christian parenting tips, decluttering for moms, sharing household chores, emotional labor motherhood, boundaries and saying no
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By Michelle Castro and Elyse Rooney
4.8
120120 ratings
Elyse (AUS) and Michelle (USA) pull back the curtain on the invisible mental load moms carry—endless schedules, meal plans, school forms, and everyone’s emotions—while confessing the funny, messy bits (hello, mystery music tab). Together they offer practical ways to declutter your home and calendar, train kids, ask your husband for help, and surrender the extras God never asked you to carry.
Key Takeaways (3):
Declutter on purpose: stuff and schedule—fewer bins and fewer commitments calm your mind.
Delegate + train: age-appropriate chores and clear instructions reduce rework and resentment.
Decide your “yes”: every yes is a no to something else—ask, “Did God actually ask me to carry this?”
Join the Conversation:
• Subscribe for unfiltered stories, unapologetic faith, and real motherhood every week.
• DM us your favorite mental-load hacks or the chore your kids finally mastered!
Connect:
Elyse – @wholesomemumma
Michelle – @itsmemichellecastro
Email – [email protected]
SEO Keywords (5–8):
Christian motherhood podcast, mental load of moms, mom burnout and decision fatigue, Christian parenting tips, decluttering for moms, sharing household chores, emotional labor motherhood, boundaries and saying no