Hello, Samarikam. Thank you for joining us here at Mindful Muslim Speaks.

This is the podcast for all things Muslim mom and female because we have been getting a lot of

sisters who are not necessarily moms coming onto this channel.

And the fact of the matter is that even though this is more mom-based, he'd be surprised how much

of the stuff that I put out

that is actually related to women in general. And at the end of the day, I think it's Ramadan

and also we can all experience the same issues of fasting and challenges and need for motivation

and inspiration. So welcome, welcome to this podcast. So today we are talking about, though, it is a more mom-centered podcast. The past couple ones I've done haven't been necessarily. So this one I've had a lot of questions for moms regarding activities for children in Ramadan. So I will talk about that in this one. If you're not a mom, please maybe share this with another woman that you know is a mom is a good deed for things she could do with her child or maybe you want to think about some ideas so when you do become

a mom some things that you could be doing with your child.

Instead of just searching as soon as you become a mom.

Okay, so jumping right in, what I'm going to cover today is my number one kind of like

umbrella overseeing tip about addressing or approaching

Ramadan with your children. Number two is going to be some tips on if you're a homeschool mom,

how can you integrate Ramadan and not get too behind in your schedule. The third thing I'm going to

cover is just in general some fun activities, just some things that I tend to do with my kids, some

examples of my own. And the last thing is if you have children under two, a lot of women

asking like, how can I still do something with my child, even though my child is very small?

So I will cover all those super quick, maybe a couple minutes each, and here we go. So number one

is the number one thing I would say

give us as an advice to moms approaching Ramadan with your children is make everything super

communal by that I mean make sure that everybody's doing everything together in Ramadan more than usual

that alone gets kids very excited do not underestimate the fact that your child is

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