Travel Dreams, Mama Bear Instincts & TTC
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- Опубліковано 24 кві 2024
- Join us in this solo episode as we catch up on Sarah's trying-to-conceive journey, delve into the evolving seasons of parenting, share our wildest travel dreams, indulge our craving for nature, dissect the peer pressure our kids face at school, navigate the complexities of the "cool kids" dynamic, and brace ourselves for when the mama bear instinct roars to life!
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To be friends like the two of you, must be so magical. I wish to have friends like you guys one day, and to be a friend like you guys. 💙 Seriously feeling so lonely. You guys bring a glimmer of hope for me, every episode. ✨️ Thank you ✨️
So much harder in the social media age to be the brave kid that decides the group think is not OK, well done Bodhi❤
My children are almost 17 and 19 years old. Our house has been and still is the "safe space" for their friends. I believe all children know that when they are here in my home, they are safe and welcome to just be them. I have raised my kids to be kind and accepting people, but also to stick to their values. They believe everyone has a right to be their authentic selves, even if my children doesn't agree or understand, they will stand up for those people. Parenting teens was/is the hardest thing I've done, I was a young Mom (18 & 20) so I grew up and learned from my mistakes while raising two humans. I think my children seeing their Mom grow and put in the hard work to have my best life and give them their best life really impacted them and helped mold them to the young adults they are today. I let them know it's okay to make mistakes, as long as they learn something from them. At the end of the day, I just want them to be good people & I'm very proud of who they are.
I love a solo episode!!!😍🤪
I am so Grateful to be a Daisy🌼Thank You😊
Ooh, love the solos❤❤
Thank you for an amazing SF event! ❤️❤️🤗
I saw both sides growing up. SF was a diverse community but drugs were a thing, and also homelessness. I was in the same class as a girl whose parents were divorced: she lived with her mother in Pacific Heights. Pacific Heights, what could go wrong? Her decisions during high school ... she got involved with homeless teens in the Mission district, with drugs. With the "culture". With an older man. Then grew up, went to college, and wrote a harrowing sad book about it that became a movie. What to make of it? It didn't touch me at all, why? First: I had friendship, long-time friends, I went to school with other intelligent teens. The girl in my class had one best friend (from another city) who was out of control. I had a load of self-confidence ... there was no need to "conform". My parents were *not* divorced. But there's one thing I have to also mention: I was a boy. So much easier for guys back then. You are two empowered women. Don't worry about your own kids: worry about the neighbors! ❤💚💜
My son is 15, getting ready to learn how to drive. I know its scary to see them grow up, but in at least my experience, you just love them and be the example and they will see that and they will learn to choose who they decide to be friends with. There will be hiccups, there always are. I mean, think of all the bad friends you made when you were younger. But idk man, my son has made such a wonderful group of friends. All lovely young men, I can tell that he enjoys hanging out with like-minded people and most of them dont even go to his school. He has his school friends but his FRIENDS are this group of kids that have become his little second family almost. And I recommend just telling your kids stories of when you were younger, of dumb things you did, bad friends you had, good things that came out of it, etc.
I sadly couldnt make it to the dream circle 😢 it was sold out but I hope to make it to the next one!
Lots of love ladies ❤
I had a chemical pregnancy two months ago 🥺 I was a bit sad about it. Thank you for sharing Sarah 💕
Me and my siblings did competitive sports growing up and that kept us in the straight and narrow. I did show jumping and my sister did show jumping and alpine skiing and my brother did alpine skiing. Evenings were spent practising and weekends at competitions. Our friends were also committed to the sports and from good families (because both sports are very expensive...). You also get the identity and confidence from the experience, being mentored by top athletes, travelling etc. And you don't need to "show" anyone anything. I did party when I had weekends off but luckily those were few and far between.
You are both great, keep shining! 🤍
I don't have experience with the influence of friends yet as my babies are still little and will be homeschooled but I imagine the kids relationship with their parents has to be really solid and based on trust and open communication without being shamed and also important to have positive role models of different age groups they can interact with and emulate instead of only being around kids their age 🙏
I had a fabulous time at the dream circle. Thank you for sharing your nerves. Aside from my husband sleeping right next to me, I was too nervous to speak up and share my manifestation writings. But after seeing all the lovely faces and seeing someone’s manifestation craft book, I’ve been inspired to go that route. I’ll see you ladies at the next one! Have a great time at the SF event.
I love this conversation, my eldest is starting school for the first time and I’m so nervous setting him out in the world on his own. These are tough subjects thank you for talking about it!
Have a great time at the SF event ladies ❤
Great episode !! ❤
I love your vest Teresa! What brand is it? Looks so good on you 👌🏼
Oh my gosh have you guys seen the documentary GIVEN? If you haven’t - you need to watch with your kids too. Most beautiful documentary about travelling the world with kids. It inspired us to change our lives 🥰
I would love an online get together that doesn’t revolved around manifesting. I don’t partake in manifesting but am big fans of both of you and your podcast, so chatting would be so fun if you ever want to just do a casual online get together :)
life is a short trip... you need to enjoy it while you can still can.. grab the ring before it goes by..
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Is exposure and experience for children important? Yes, absolutely it is. But here is the irony when talking about the importance of children experiencing different situations and people in the world: in real life as adults, we are able to remove ourselves from unhealthy situations and toxic people. We can and we do. Children who are forced to go to regular public or private schools cannot. This is not natural. This can be what causes trauma. Even if they try to remove themselves from certain conversations or avoid certain peers, the fact is that in a traditional school setting they will still be subjected to these people day in and day out. Sure your son removed himself from the text group (awesome, truly) but still he is seeing this kid in school? Chances are this kid is saying just as inappropriate things in person, if not even more so. If someone in their class is being toxic, or if their teacher is toxic, or even the dynamics of the school are not healthy, they usually don’t know how to advocate for themselves, or to really know what is appropriate or not appropriate, especially when it comes to the behavior of other adults. For this reason I am 10,000% for homeschooling/ homeschool groups and world schooling. Also I strongly believe just as alcohol, drugs and po*n are not ok for children, social media is not for children, nor are smartphones. I believe smartphones and all social media should be for adults only (18+). Call me extreme, but what I think is extreme these days is how basically every human I know with a smart phone is completely addicted to it. Seems we’re in over our heads here. Many adults barely have a grip on it, what chances do kids being raised on it have?
No shame to anyone. I know we’re all doing our best. This is just my take.