#21: Childhood Magic

A Beautiful Mess Podcast

Elsie Larson and Emma Chapman

Leisure, Home & Garden

4.8 • 2.1K Ratings

🗓️ 9 March 2020

⏱️ 41 minutes

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This week, we are talking about childhood magic — lessons we learned from our parents about living well and living creatively. Elsie also shares practical things parents can do with young children. But even if you aren't a parent, we think you'll enjoy this feel good episode. :) We are also sharing a couple Guilty Pleasure Treasures as well as a mini update on how our New Year's goals are going so far! Visit our shownotes at abeautifulmess.com/podcast

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0:00.0	You're listening to the A Beautiful Mess Podcast. Over the years we've had folks ask us
0:10.3	questions revolving around how we were raised and how our parents instilled a love of creativity
0:14.8	in our lives.
0:16.0	Elsie is already well into her journey as a mom and looking to add magic to her daughter's
0:20.0	childhoods as well.
0:21.6	So we are dedicating this week's episode to this topic. And at the end of
0:26.0	the episode we are sharing some guilty pleasure treasures as well as a New Year's
0:29.8	goals update. This episode is sponsored by a Grove Collaborative. We'll talk more about them later in the episode.
0:36.0	I feel like this is kind of our first episode about parenting, huh?
0:40.0	Yeah, I think it is.
0:41.0	So I'm excited because obviously I love parenting and I love talking about it, but I had thought about this coming out maybe around Mother's Day or Father's Day, but then we were like, oh, let's just do it, you know, now because we're excited about it.
0:57.0	But yeah, I definitely think it's in a lot of ways going to honor our parents because I do think they did such a great job and I had such a
1:05.1	happy childhood. Okay and I want everyone to know because this is the cutest thing
1:09.3	ever. Our mom told me that she and my dad listened to the podcast together.
1:16.3	Like they play it in the living room and they listen to it together and they make popcorn
1:21.1	every Monday night.
1:22.3	It's like a radio show. Oh that just like that visual I will
1:27.7	hold that in my heart until the day I die. Yeah that is relationship goals right there.
1:32.0	Yes. Yeah but yeah. Yeah, but that is relationship goals right there. So, Childhood Magic, I think this is, like to me what I'm meaning when I say that is positive experiences that you have in your childhood that you remember that meant something to you
1:47.2	that maybe instilled a sense of self-worth of creativity of happiness of you know being a good person of and appreciate as you age. So that's really what I mean by Childhood Medics.
2:04.5	So it's really pretty broad.
2:05.8	But yeah, we have had lots of people over the years
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