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Whether sharing tips for loving your body after pregnancy, setting personal goals amidst the chaos of childrearing or troubleshooting potty training, these experienced moms bring both wisdom and hilarity to motherhood.
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Dealing with job loss or an unexpected decrease in income has become all too common for many of us since COVID showed up so today we're addressing this scary issue head on.
We're talking through the negative mindset that so many of us like to hold on to, how to decrease spending, increase income and how to solve the problem of being too wrapped up in our own problems by reaching out and serving others in need.
Bonnie's blog post about surviving a drastic income cut
Episode 25 : How to Afford Kids
Money is a sticky, uncomfortable topic for lots of women. Too many of us struggle to balance our spending and saving with our values in order to create a comfortable, happy life, without guilt or deprivation.
Emily Burnett of Moso Money is an expert at helping other women get "unstuck" with their money. And it's no wonder why she's so great at it; she herself lived a life of debt and guilt for many years before she became a budgeting guru. She knows all too well what it feels like to overspend, feel badly about it and then worry incessantly about making better choices next month.
Join us as we hear how Emily turned her finances around and how she can help you do the same.
When more than one kid is in the family, tattling enters the picture! As moms to 9 and 10 kids respectively, Audrey & Bonnie have had to deal with kids who tattle. Thanks to those experiences, we're able to confidently share with you this episode all about WHY kids tattle, and the 5 tools we use to help our kids quit.
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Thinking about having or adopting a child? We love this exciting time, even though it can be fraught with anxiety. Many parents (or parents-to-be) find themselves worrying about whether or not they're emotionally, financially or even physically prepared to grow their family.
Audrey and Bonnie have been in this situation almost more times than they can count! (18 times, to be precise) and have so much advice to share on what to do to get ready to bring a(nother) child into your home. You're gonna love this one!
Episode 25 on How to Afford Kids
Episode 10 on Postpartum Depression and Anxiety
We've got a treat for you: in this Episode, we're bringing back our episode about Alternative Holiday Traditions! Yes, it's time to start thinking about the holidays, but 1st you need to listen to this to make this year the best celebration yet!
Have you ever stressed out over a holiday tradition and wondered why you're still celebrating that way? Or maybe it's easy for you to allow the agenda of family members and friends override your own holiday priorities? If so, this is the episode for you!
We talk about the pros and cons of changing up holiday traditions and celebrations, as well as 3 steps for making changes as painless as possible. This episode is all about finding what serves you and your family best and intentionally choosing that over what everyone else is doing.
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Every organization, be it a business, charity or family, needs a vision! If we want unity, love, cooperation and progress towards a common goal, we must teach our children what we envision for our family.
Today we're diving into the topic to help you all understand what goes into a family vision, how to create one and communicate it to your family, and some of the incredible blessings you can expect to see once you've implemented it.
If you've listened to any of our past episodes, you probably already know how passionate we are about keeping our kids safe from the dangers and evils of the unfiltered internet. But how is a parent supposed to teach their child good communication skills and safe technological habits without giving him the entire Internet in his pocket?
Anne Marie McDonald, VP of PR & Communications at Gabb Wireless, joins us today to share Gabb's mission and the tools they've developed to help us teach our children how to appropriately use "tech in steps". As parents themselves, the founders and executives at Gabb Wireless are leading the forefront of safe technology to help our children navigate this complex yet amazing world of technology.
Use our discount code (OUTNUMBERED) to grab your own Gabb watch or phone here!
Toys are synonymous with childhood and we love giving our kids fun things to play with! But could toys possibly be getting in the way of our children's best chance at learning and growth?
Join as we discuss how to best implement toys in your home, some unique ways kids play with non-toy items and a list of our favorite toys for specific ages.
Episode 132: Imaginary Friends
Episode 43: Raising Boys
Episode 44: Raising Girls
Episode 88: Importance of Outdoor Time
This episode is brought to you by Homeschool Tracker...the only way to stay sane (and organized too!) while homeschooling!
How is your child's spelling ability? In this episode, Bonnie & Audrey explore how to help kids improve their spelling. They break it down into the 7 different learning styles and how to help each one improve their spelling.
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You may have already enjoyed episode 20 where we talk about giving ourselves grace during a survival time but what about when things calm down again and you're STILL overwhelmed?
It's time to lower those expectations! Today we'll walk you through how to determine your top priorities and learn to let go of all the rest without guilt or drama. We can't wait for you to get the peace and contentment that comes with leaving the less important tasks behind.
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