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In Episode 20, I talk about supporting my 8-year-old as she learns to build different friendships, and how I’m learning too. Navigating childhood connections isn’t always easy, but being present through the highs and lows makes all the difference.

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Dive into episode 19 of The Family of One Podcast for a heartwarming journey through the milestones of my 8-year-old daughter's growth! From her first Sunday school nursery visits to meet new friends, her exciting preschool debut, to her triumphant bike-riding moment, I hope they’re relatable in some way. Join us for a podcast filled with love, laughter, and mom iron-man moments!

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As a mom of an only child, I’ve often found myself doing things for my 8-year-old daughter that she’s fully capable of doing on her own, like making lunch, getting dressed, or putting away her clothes. In this episode of The Family of One Child, I reflect on what it looks like now that I’m aware of my “helper mode” tendencies, and how I’m learning to gently step back so she can step up.

I also share how reading our period book together sparked even more meaningful conversations, filled with curiosity, honesty, and connection.

If you’ve ever felt stuck in helper mode or wondered how to open sensitive conversations with your child, this episode is for you.

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Loved this Family of One episode? Subscribe and leave a 5-star review on your favorite platform! Share with an only-child mom to spread the joy. Your support grows our community!

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✨Get your free Jumpstart Field Trip Template, a simple, joyful tool to help you plan meaningful outings and connect with your child.

Bonus: When you take the quiz, you'll also join the waitlist for my upcoming book, designed to help moms introduce periods with confidence and connection

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By Foa Comment. “Spring Children Story” (WeVideo). Contact: joyfulgathersco@hotmail.com