Ever catch yourself doing things for your kids that they’re perfectly capable of doing themselves? In this episode, you’ll explore why it’s so hard to let go and how giving your kids more space might be the best thing you can do for them (and for you). Send us a text Submit your story or mom hack for the chance to be featured on a podcast episode. Visit MomNom.org.
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Ever catch yourself doing things for your kids that they’re perfectly capable of doing themselves? In this episode, you’ll explore why it’s so hard to let go and how giving your kids more space might be the best thing you can do for them (and for you). Send us a text Submit your story or mom hack for the chance to be featured on a podcast episode. Visit MomNom.org.
Decision Fatigue and the Mental Load of Motherhood
Mom Nom – Snackable Content for Moms
12 minutes
3 months ago
Decision Fatigue and the Mental Load of Motherhood
In this episode, we’re talking about the quiet weight of decision fatigue. What it is, why it sneaks up on you, and how to give yourself a little more grace in the middle of it all. You’ll hear real talk about the mental load, why deciding what's for dinner feels so hard, and how to make space for calm in the chaos. Whether you're running a household, a team, or both, you’ll walk away feeling seen, supported, and a little less alone. Send us a text Submit your story or mom hac...
Mom Nom – Snackable Content for Moms
Ever catch yourself doing things for your kids that they’re perfectly capable of doing themselves? In this episode, you’ll explore why it’s so hard to let go and how giving your kids more space might be the best thing you can do for them (and for you). Send us a text Submit your story or mom hack for the chance to be featured on a podcast episode. Visit MomNom.org.
