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Hi everybody, thanks for coming back to the Busy Mom podcast. My name is Heidi St. John.

I am the founder of the BusyMom.com, and I'm here with Duranda Wilson, who is a writer

for the Busy Mom. Also, writer at simple nourishinghome.com and a friend of mine, and she's a mother

of eight, and she's busy too. We're both busy. We're both busy. And we want to talk today,

specifically about finding content at home. You know, every day we hear from moms who say,

I thought I was going to have a career, or I'm frustrated because we're still living in an

apartment, or I'm frustrated because of this or because of that. And there's something to be said

for recognizing where you are. And then learning to be content with it, my mom used to tell me that

content was never going to be found in wanting more things. Content was going to be found when I was

happy with what I had. And I wonder what we're teaching our kids. I was at Walmart the other day,

the bastion of Christmas toys. And I was looking through their toys, and I saw the brats dolls,

which we should probably do an entire podcast on dolls that you should not buy your children.

Anyway, I saw this entire line of these dolls, and I'm, you know, I struggle when I see them

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