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Girlfriends (A Podcast for Catholic Women)

6 Tips for Parenting Big Kids

Girlfriends (A Podcast for Catholic Women)

Danielle Bean

Kids & Family, Parenting, Religion & Spirituality

4.9810 Ratings

🗓️ 18 February 2020

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

As our kids grow up, become teenagers, go away to school, and become young adults who work and live lives of their own, parenting them becomes different—and in some ways, harder. This week’s topic is inspired by the content of my newest book, Giving Thanks and Letting Go: Reflections on the Gift of Motherhood, newly available on Amazon and at Ave Maria Press.

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0:00.0

Girlfriends, episode number 2.10, six tips for parenting big kids.

0:10.9

Hello and welcome to girlfriends. I'm Danielle Bean. I'm a wife and a mom, and I'm on a mission to help you know your worth as a woman so you can find peace, balance, and joy and

0:21.7

family living. This week, we are talking about parenting big kids, even maybe some all grown

0:27.4

up kids. How do we do that? Let's get started. Hey, girlfriends, how are you? So glad you are here joining me for the newest episode of the

0:45.5

Girlfriends Podcast. Always thrilled to be able to connect with you here on the podcast. So exciting times

0:52.3

because this past week, my new book launched. So my newest book is available

0:58.2

from Ave Maria Press. It's called Giving Thanks and Letting Go Reflections on the Gift of

1:03.6

Motherhood. It's newly available from Ave Maria Press. You can get the link in the show notes

1:08.3

at ascensionpress.com or on Amazon or just click any of the

1:12.2

links in my social media. I've been promoting it recently. So in this book, I am looking at life as I see

1:20.1

it now as a mom, 25 years into this marriage thing with adult children, growing up children,

1:30.8

teenage children, big kids in my life.

1:36.2

And so my very first book I ever wrote was called My Cup of Tea, Musings of a Catholic Mom. And it was a series of personal essays that I shared from my perspective as a mom

1:42.7

of a very young family at that time.

1:45.2

We had six kids at the time. We went on to have two more all inside of 12 years.

1:50.4

So what I share inside the pages of that book is a very personal look at my life as a young

1:56.3

mom in a young family with young kids. And when I went back recently and re-read that book, I thought,

2:03.3

I need to write this again from my perspective now. Not that I regret anything I wrote in that

2:08.8

first book, but I'm a different person. And our family life is very different. I have a different

2:12.6

perspective on many of the themes that I took up in that first book. So that's what I did in this

2:17.0

newest book, giving thanks and letting go, was I went back and I looked at some of the themes that I took up in that first book. So that's what I did in this newest book,

2:17.5

giving thanks and letting go, was I went back and I looked at some of those themes I talked about

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