Episode 008: When you're not the mom who makes cute Valentine's crafts

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We can't all be the moms that take the time to make intricate Valentine's crafts, or decorate our house to the nines for St Patrick's Day. But for those that do spend the time focusing on those tasks, we salute you. This episode is all about embracing the kind of mom you are, and forgetting the overpowering obligation to be all things to all people. 

I am passionate about this subject and brought this episode to you as a way to remind you that you are allowed to be the kind of mom you want to be without the pressures from social media, society, your family or even yourself.

WHAT YOU'LL HEAR TODAY:

  • What I have discovered about myself and why I am not the mom who enjoys crafts.
  • The importance of embracing the kind of mom you are and celebrating it.
  • How we can stop the cycle of "mom shaming" by releasing the need to be everything and enjoying the differences in one another.

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Kendra Hennessy

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