Podcast Episode 310: 5 Things You Need To Know So You Can Create the Change You Crave Transcripts
Please note: Transcripts for the No Guilt Mom Podcast were created using AI. As a result, there may be some minor errors. JoAnn Welcome to…
Please note: Transcripts for the No Guilt Mom Podcast were created using AI. As a result, there may be some minor errors. JoAnn Welcome to…
If you’re sick of living paycheck to paycheck, and the idea of budgeting makes you feel queasy, this episode is for you! We make budgeting not only easy, but something that you will actually look forward to doing!
Learn how to have healthy money habits, what are some of the biggest money-related pitfalls in relationships, and how to not only avoid them, but thrive in your money habits as a family!
Denise Duffield-Thomas shares with us the importance of identifying and facing your “money blocks” as well as the top 3 blocks women tend to have and how to work through them to find financial success!
Addiction is a difficult subject to navigate with your kids. And in families with a significant track record of substance addiction, parents face additional challenges when it comes to educating their children about drugs and alcohol.
Jessica Lahey shares her research and personal stories about addiction, kids, and how we can best guard our kids against addiction.
Do you think of budget as a bad word? Here are 4 tips on how to be happy with your family budget and teach your kids life skills while doing it!
Why do so many moms feel guilty about taking time for self-care? Newsflash, it isn’t selfish or hard to do!
A “D” in Science. My 7th-grade son had a “D” in Science!
This was out of character for him because Science is his favorite subject.
I hated doing chores as a kid. Did you?
I remember sitting in the bathroom for 10 minutes letting the shower run so it “sounded” like I was cleaning the bathroom. Oh, the choice words I would have for my kids if I caught them doing that!
It took me by surprise.
My daughter was in first grade at the time. She had just started to read books longer than simple sight word readers.
As she struggled through a particularly difficult part, her eyes filled with tears and she threw the book down.
“I CAN’T DO IT! I’M NEVER GOING TO READ!”
She ran to the couch and buried her head in the cushions,
“Sweetie! It’s OK”
“NO! I’m just not good at it. I can’t do it. I’m stupid.”
Oh, you know how that makes your heart sink as a parent.
And she refused to try. I asked her to look at it again and she wouldn’t.
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