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Perfectionism Isn't High Standards. It's Hurting Your Kid

What if what we call high standards in our kids, and quietly admire in ourselves, is actually something much more painful underneath? This episode takes on a question that hits closer to home than most parents want to admit: have I been confusing high standards with something mor ...  Show more

Perimenopause Starts Earlier Than You Think — What Every Mom Needs to Know Now

⁠What if the years where you feel less rested, less resilient, less yourself aren't burnout or bad parenting — but a hormonal transition no one prepared you for?⁠ This episode tackles a question every woman asks herself: am I losing my edge, or is something actually happening to ...  Show more

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