Today we are dropping another episode that we recorded during the holiday break, so please forgive the dated holiday references. Cheryl joined us to share her personal story, in hopes that it might help others. ***Trigger warning*** We will be discussing the death of a child, and the grief that accompanies a tragedy of this magnitude. If you would like to donate to Jacey's Scholarship Fund, visit: donate.tarleton.edu, click on "Make a Gift" and choose the "Jacey Smathers Memorial Endowed Scho...
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Today we are dropping another episode that we recorded during the holiday break, so please forgive the dated holiday references. Cheryl joined us to share her personal story, in hopes that it might help others. ***Trigger warning*** We will be discussing the death of a child, and the grief that accompanies a tragedy of this magnitude. If you would like to donate to Jacey's Scholarship Fund, visit: donate.tarleton.edu, click on "Make a Gift" and choose the "Jacey Smathers Memorial Endowed Scho...
When your 18 year old "Adult" child is still in High School & Living at Home -- Say What?!
You say teenager, I say toddler
53 minutes
4 years ago
When your 18 year old "Adult" child is still in High School & Living at Home -- Say What?!
Picture it...your kid turns 18. You're so proud. They're an adult now. They're free to live their own life and make their way in the world. (Insert record scratch here). But, like...they still live at home because they have another year of high school to finish, and you can't just kick them out. What do you do when they think they should have all the freedom of an adult, with none of the responsibility? Join us as we attempt to talk this scenario through--because, Babs has in fact, turned 18....
You say teenager, I say toddler
Today we are dropping another episode that we recorded during the holiday break, so please forgive the dated holiday references. Cheryl joined us to share her personal story, in hopes that it might help others. ***Trigger warning*** We will be discussing the death of a child, and the grief that accompanies a tragedy of this magnitude. If you would like to donate to Jacey's Scholarship Fund, visit: donate.tarleton.edu, click on "Make a Gift" and choose the "Jacey Smathers Memorial Endowed Scho...
