
54. 4 Things I Have Learned From Feeding My Four-Year-Old
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It's easy to say what it will be like as a parent...when you aren't yet a parent.
But now, four years into being a mom of three kids, I am taking a quick minute to reflect on four key things I have realized as we move into our "oldest youngest's" 4th birthday. As we celebrate Owen this week, I open up about how our season as a family is finally changing, how my capacity feels like it is finally expanding again for things like letting my kids back in the kitchen again, and how the systems we have set up since Owen was born have legit saved my sanity and helped me to be more consistent in meeting our family's feeding goals.
Come join me for some real-life mom talk, including real-life interruptions.
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