You're listening to the Confident Mom podcast.

I'm Trish Blackwell, your host and Confidence Coach,

and this is a podcast community for busy moms who want to be confident

that they are being the best version of themselves they can be

so that ultimately they can be confident moms to the little ones God has given them.

I'm a first-time mom learning the ropes of motherhood and humbly learning from those who have gone before me on the beautiful journey it is to be a mom.

Welcome to the show. Welcome to the Confident mom community.

What's up y'all we are in episode number 12 of the confident mom

podcast I want to give a big shout out to all the competent moms out there that are sharing the show and just being

Beacons of encouragement and love to one another what we're talking about today is how to stop over analyzing your parenting.

Before I start and before we talk about why we actually

over analyze it, at least these are my thoughts,

my humble thoughts that by no means makes me an expert.

I certainly just just these are my

opinions and I would love to hear any ideas that you have. Also know that I want to

know what topics you want me to cover in this Confident mom podcast. You can send me an email at Trish at Trish Blackwell.

Com. Always like to start with the mom quote and this one just is so funny and it's so relevant to my

life this week. Here it goes and this is anonymous but I think y'all can relate ready. You know your life has changed when going to the grocery store by yourself is a vacation.

And so literally I think this happened to me on Monday and I loved it.

My husband took the baby, took her home.

I like, I think I walked up every up and down every single eye in the grocery store just just because it was so wonderful but it really it was like a little mini vacation.

Okay, let's let's get to the subject here. Why do we overanalyze?

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