Welcome to Homemaker's Chic podcast.

We are here again this Monday, rescuing the art of homemaking from the Daily Grind.

Last week we had a riot talking about chores around the house and how to make them sing and that if your work, a woman's work is never done.

Like, don't stress about it.

Just do your very best and make it sing. This week, we're going to go a little deeper.

We're going to talk about making our interactions with our children sing.

Because I don't know about you, but I've had some really beautiful and some really gnarly interactions with my children.

And sometimes I got to tell you that verse like the wise woman builds her house and the foolish woman tears it down, that one haunts me.

So today we're going to talk about communicating with our children.

We're going to dive deep. Before we do

that, we'd like to thank this season's sponsor, Dry Farm Wines. For those of you that are

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And if it's your first time, they're going to treat you to an extra bottle for a penny which is really really fun you can choose red white dry delicious bubbly you name it but thank you so much to dry farm for sponsoring season 23 of homemaker's chic, our theme is make it sing.

So she can make it sing too.

She's also a really good singer.

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