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When Can We Start Saying Yes?
What Fresh Hell: Laughing in the Face of Motherhood | Parenting Tips From Funny Moms
03/24/21 • 48 min
Vaccines. Mandate-liftings. Scaled reopenings. All of these things are great and long wished for.
But we were kind of thinking there'd be a bell, or something. A hard deadline. A day when we'd all dance out into the ticker-taped streets and make out with strangers in Times Square.
Without a "you are now free to move about the cabin" announcement, how will we know when it's okay for grandparents to visit? To fly to that wedding? To toss our masks once and for all?
When is it okay to start saying yes?
Our listener Heather put it this way:
I think seeing a light at the end of the tunnel can be unsettling. We've been living in this weird way for a year now. And as much as it seems crazy, we've gotten used to it.
Psychologists call the stress this is making us feel the “third-quarter phenomenon.” For people forced to endure long stretches of isolation– astronauts, Arctic explorers, submarine sailors– the most difficult part, regardless of the length of the assignment, has been proven to be about 75% of the way through, precisely when the end of the assignment first comes into distant focus.
As things start to open up and some of us don't feel ready, or wonder if the world is ready, it's a new source of stress that we were saved from when we were all apart.
Past scientists and astronauts who suffered from the “third-quarter phenomenon" were advised to refocus on their mission- why they were doing what they were doing, and the great worth of seeing it through. Seems like great advice for the rest of us. Focusing on the mission might be what will get us through this last part of the tunnel.
Here are links to writing on the topic that we discuss in this episode:
Tara Law for Time: We're in the Third Quarter of the Pandemic. Antarctic Researchers, Mars Simulation Scientists and Navy Submarine Officers Have Advice For How to Get Through It
Robert Bechtel and Amy Berning: The Third-Quarter Phenomenon: Do People Experience Discomfort After Stress Has Passed?
Nathan Smith: The third-quarter phenomenon: the psychology of time in space
"Beautiful City" from Godspell (1973)
"Brand New Day" from The Wiz (1978)
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03/24/21 • 48 min

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Fresh Take: Sara Dean on Thinking Bigger
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03/11/22 • 36 min
Sara Dean is the host of The Shameless Mom Academy podcast, which inspires women and moms to live bigger, bolder, and braver #everydamnday.
In this episode, we discuss
- how to turn our struggles into strengths
- why self-care is a basic human need
- how to "play bigger" and be a leader in your life, even when you are home with kids
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03/11/22 • 36 min

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Setting Boundaries
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02/10/21 • 47 min
It often becomes clear to us where our boundaries should have been set only after those lines have been crossed and left far behind. But whether it's with overbearing extended family members or partners who leave socks on the floor, how do we create effective boundaries? Especially after it's been established that we're not very good at it, and especially in a world that doesn't very much like women who aren't afraid to set them?
In this episode we discuss why boundaries should be set early and often– and not just in problematic relationships, either. Healthy boundaries with our spouses, partners, and co-workers are what make long-term relationships possible. And don't forget positive boundaries. Want to start setting aside more money each month? Having one date night a week, or one weekend morning when you get to sleep in? It starts with saying so.
Living in a pandemic has made it unavoidable: we all have to say out loud what feels safe for us and our families. We can seize that opportunity to practice the difficult conversations. Those on the other sides of those conversations are entitled to their reactions and opinions. But that doesn't necessarily mean that setting the boundary was wrong.
Here are links to some writing on the topic that we discuss in this episode:
Fatherly: 16 Tips For Creating Healthy Boundaries With Your Extended Family
Mark Manson: Boundaries
Elizabeth Earnshaw for Mind Body Green: A Therapist Explains 6 Things People Get Wrong About Setting Boundaries
Sarah Saweikis for Medium: Scared to Set Boundaries? How to Set Boundaries to Improve Your Relationships and Increase Peace of Mind
Brianna Wiest: The Honest Truth About Why Some People Can't Set Boundaries
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02/10/21 • 47 min

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Dealing With Uncertainty as a Parent
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01/26/22 • 43 min
How do we prepare for a future that isn’t clear? How do we prepare our kids for their future when what that might look like is also unclear?
Uncertainty is an unavoidable part of the parenting journey, but in this episode we’re talking about those really uncertain times: the “this might be nothing, but we’d like to run more tests” times. The “we actually aren’t sure what’s happening here” times. The "this could really go either way" moments in our lives.
In this episode we discuss
- why parenting through uncertainty is so hard
- how these times have played out in our own lives
- why “just try not to think about it!” is terrible advice
- why the things we do to reduce our uncertainty can sometimes backfire
Here are links to some writing on the topic that we discuss in this episode:
Mark Freeston et al: Towards a model of uncertainty distress in the context of Coronavirus (Covid-19)
Nabi Nazari and Mark Griffiths: Using Fear and Anxiety Related to COVID-19 to Predict Cyberchondria: Cross-sectional Survey Study
Victoria Maxwell for Psychology Today: 6 Ways to Increase Uncertainty Tolerance
and this past episode of ours:
https://www.whatfreshhellpodcast.com/the-back-to-school-hell-pandemic-edition/
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01/26/22 • 43 min

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Things Change, And That's Okay
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02/09/22 • 47 min
Sometimes all the "treasure every moment, Mama" content can make us feel like it's all downhill from here, that each year of parenting becomes a little less special.
This suspicion is confirmed when we're with our little ones at the grocery store and an older woman takes us in, nods knowingly, then says with a raised eyebrow, "Just you wait."
But wait for what? Does only peril and sass-mouth lie ahead?
In this episode we discuss how parenting changes, and why that change is not to be feared or resisted. Some things honestly change for the better. Some things for sure you miss. But all change is absolutely, totally okay.
For more on this topic, and in particular the answers to "yes but when does it change for the EASIER?", check out our episode Your Life Begins Again When... (The Second Half of Parenting)
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02/09/22 • 47 min

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Ask Amy: The Kids Make Me Nuts While I'm Driving!
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02/28/22 • 5 min
Does your kids' chatter in the back seat work your last nerve? You may identify with this week's question:
I feel like your wisdom could help me with the dreaded evening commute. I have a job that requires me to be on. And at the end of the day, I really need a moment of silence to re-become normal. Trouble is, the kid pickup and drive home is on me. And at the exact moment I need to hear myself think, my kids have had to shut up all day at school and have not gotten the chance to tell all of the stories. Our needs at that moment are total opposites.
There's a couple things I can't do anything about, like my work schedule. I'm leaving at five when it will truly take us about half an hour to get home. No, my husband can't do the pickup.
I have tried a couple of things. "Today I brought you each a book and you'll just read no talking." That works pretty well. Or "Let's listen to this cool family podcast I found today." But given that my kids also have equally valid needs, I feel like it's not fair to make all five weekday commutes free of the endless kid stories just to accommodate me. Do you have any ideas, suggestions? I'm all ears.
Everyone needs to decompress at the end of a long day– it's just that, as this listener points out, her kids' form of decompression requires more attention than anyone should have to give as to who sat where at circle time.
Amy suggests adding rituals at other times of the day that will both give the kids chances to share and that will give this mom time to center. Making room for both things is worth it.
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02/28/22 • 5 min

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Fresh Take: Michele Borba on Kids Who Thrive
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03/26/21 • 40 min
Dr. Michele Borba is a renowned educational psychologist and an expert in parenting, bullying, and character development. Her latest book is THRIVERS: The Surprising Reason Why Some Kids Struggle and Others Shine. This book offers practical, actionable ways to help kids develop the traits they need to thrive from preschool through high school, teaching them how to cope today so they can thrive tomorrow.
In this interview, Michele explains the "seven teachable traits" that allow kids to roll with the punches and succeed in life. Michele says the best parenting starts by meeting any kid exactly where they are, then giving them these tools to struggle less and shine more.
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03/26/21 • 40 min

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Back to Ones (And Why They're Better Than Goals)
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02/02/22 • 45 min
We've long been proponents of a "back to one" instead of a goal. On a movie set, the assistant director yells "Back to one!" after a take of a scene, so that everything can be perfectly reset to its starting point for another crack at the same scene. There's no judgment; of course you're going to do more than one take. Of course you're going to try to fix whatever didn't go right, and learn from your previous tries. Going back to one isn't setting a goal or expecting perfection; it's just what happens next.
Our listener Dana recently proposed this in our Facebook group:
"2/1 Back to One! "Help me make it a thing. I'm not ready for resolutions on January 1. The tree is still up, the holiday sweets are still around, and the kids are still off school. I think February 1st is the perfect day to start good habits for the upcoming year.
We heartily approve this notion! No New Year's resolutions this year for us, but in this episode, we discuss the gentle resets that we and our listeners are creating in different areas of our lives this February and beyond.
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02/02/22 • 45 min

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Ask Margaret - Handling Tough School Drop-Offs
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08/23/21 • 7 min
When school drop-off is tough it can ruin the whole day. The feeling of walking away and leaving a sobbing kiddo at pre-school is just plain awful, but the reality is that most kids are happily playing 15 minutes later.
This week a listener asks:
Any tips for preschool drop off when kiddo gets shy/nervous and then refuses to go in? Our little one occasionally gave us a hard time at preschool drop offs pre-covid and with pre-k starting in a few weeks I want to have a whole tool box ready of things to try help those first few drop offs run smoothly.
There's no go-to solution for making drop-offs tear-free. This situation is more in the "observe and adapt" category because you have to see how it's going, what's wrong and which parts of it can be fixed.
The best thing to do about tough school drop-offs is to keep them in perspective. Remember that these events are not creating permanent emotional scars - rather they are phases where a child is working out their complicated feelings about separating from you.
Still there are some adjustments you can make to help make the morning drop off routine consistent:
- make sure your child gets a good night sleep
- get up early enough that the morning isn't chaotic and rushed (I know - it's hard - but it's worth it)
- feed your child a good breakfast
- create a consistent drop off routine
If you are doing all of these things and still struggling at drop-off, try working with your number one drop off ally - your child's teacher or daycare provider. Find out how long the tears are lasting after you leave (a teacher may be willing to text you to let you know when your kid is over their tears and enjoying their day) and strategize about how to make things run more smoothly (some kids may do well with a little extra time with mom or dad; some kids may need the "drop and dash" approach).
But most of all keep in mind that this too shall pass - your child is gaining important independence and you'll get through it too - we promise.
Margaret cites this article in this week's episode: Crying at Drop-Off
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08/23/21 • 7 min

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Why Is This a Thing?
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04/06/22 • 47 min
In this listener-driven episode, we release a collective primal mom scream--from prairie dresses (no one looks good in them!) to thank you cards (I'm going to immediately throw it away) to school theme days (dress like your favorite endangered species???), there are plenty of things moms feel should be done away with for good. This week, you'll find you're not alone in your desire to get rid of the things that just should NOT be things.
In this episode, Amy and Margaret hear from listeners who are fed up with:
- Crop tops for children
- Summer camp signups
- Dinosaurs
...and so many more!
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04/06/22 • 47 min

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