453: Mid-Stage Parenting with Nest & Launch Part 2

Mormon Stories Podcast

Dr. John Dehlin

Religion & Spirituality

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🗓️ 14 July 2014

⏱️ 85 minutes

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Summary

In this two-part episode we interview bloggers Sarah Brenner Jones and Annie Bentley Waddoups. Together they run a wonderfully delightful blog on mid-stage parenting entitled "Nest & Launch." In this interview Sarah and Annie share their approaches to thoughtful parenting during this unique stage of life -- from the teen to the early adult years.

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0:27.6	All right.
0:29.6	So what interesting thing that we faced when all of our kids were in school full time,
0:38.1	we had this question about to what extent should Margie go back to work or not or go back
0:46.5	to school.
0:47.7	And I think one thing that we noticed is we kind of overestimated how much time she
0:55.7	would have just because the kids were in school because you'd think, oh, you've got
1:00.4	five or six hours a day.
1:02.4	That's a mountain of time.
1:03.9	And it turns out that there's still a lot that a state-owned mom or dad can do to fill
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