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That's me.

And I'm bold turquoise across pretty much all social media and Jody McKenna from

jodymackenna.com and wisehouseoils.com. And today we're going to be talking about kids bedrooms

because if you look at Pinterest, I think it can be pretty intimidating and helpful. But there's

a good happy medium, I think.

Yeah, I agree.

And I think, I mean, kind of first of all, I think we need to talk about why it's important

to put some thought into our kids' bedrooms, especially for me coming from a place

where I had tried to put some thought into my kids' bedrooms and the house we used to live in, but

there are always things standing in my way, either financially I felt like, or just complicated

things that made it so I couldn't do with their spaces what I wanted to be able to do to make

them feel like intentional spaces.

But I think that we all kind of want that, like you know the difference.

You can kind of feel it in your bones when you walk into a space that has been purposefully and intentionally crafted

versus one that's just been thrown together with,

ah, we just found this here, we found this there, here's a poster out of the back of a

magazine. Not that there's anything wrong with those posters, but I think that you can do

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