Hey guys, welcome to Relatable. Happy Monday. I hope everyone had a great Easter weekend

celebrating with your families and whatever non-traditional ways that you got to celebrate this weekend.

Today we are talking about toxic mommy culture. This is a topic that a lot of you

have been asking me to address more thoroughly. We've talked about it on the podcast before,

but I'm going to tell you what it is, why it's bad and why we as Christian women should

avoid it. Now if you're listening on Monday, you know that this podcast episode is out a little

bit later than usual. There were some technical difficulties, so I apologize for that. I actually

had to record it a second time because the audio was out on the first one. So anyway, sorry for

the delay there, but I'm so excited to get into the subject that a ton of you have been requesting

that we dive into more deeply. Before we actually get into toxic mommy culture, I do want to tell

you guys about Laurel Springs. I've told you guys about them before. They are awesome. As

parents, we want to encourage our children to pursue their dreams, to provide opportunities for

them, to give them the best chance to succeed, to do everything that God has qualified,

them equipped them to do to his glory to the best of their ability, and sometimes that means optimizing

their routine, so making it more flexible, more dynamic, so they have more time to focus on the

things they love or learning a lot about that during this quarantine time as they are out of school.

And Laurel Springs helps you do just that. It is an accredited online private school for students

in kindergarten through 12th grade. It recognizes that each child is unique individual with their own

personal interests, with their own special talents, their own unique learning style. Their flexible

learning program offers challenging and diverse elective courses, and Laurel Springs is accredited

by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges and Advanced Ed, which means their transcripts

are recognized by colleges and universities worldwide. Right now, while we are in this crazy

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