Hi, I'm Sarah and I'm Megan. We're two moms with eight kids between us from

little to grown. We're in different areas of the country and in different stages

of life, but we both know that motherhood's a lot easier when real moms share

tips and encouragement. And remind you that it's really all gonna be okay. We're

not experts. We're parents who've been there. We're not perfect. We're real.

Welcome to the mom hour. Hi everyone and welcome to episode three

Fifty-eight of the mom hour. I am Megan Francis here with Sarah Powers. Hi Sarah.

Hey Megan, how are you? I'm good and I'm ready to talk about our kids again.

Or not even just our kids, but kids in general. All the kids. Last all of the kids.

Last week we talked about kind of a year-by-year look at the essence of each

age from two to eight. So kind of like what our general and some specific

memories were about those ages, but also just kind of the feeling we get when

we think about a four-year-old versus a five-year-old. And like we said last

week, we know this is very subjective because your four-year-old may be

very different for mine and all of my kids were different at different ages,

but just sort of our generalized memories around that. And this week we're

picking up where we left off and we're going to talk about ages nine through

about 17. So you know, some of these you haven't personally experienced Sarah,

but you know, I think that I can talk a little bit generally about it. You

could ask me questions when we get to those older ages, but we've both experienced

up to 13, right? So yeah, almost 14 and almost 14. I will say that when you haven't

experienced an age range yet, or maybe this is just me, but hopefully not just me,

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