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The Mom Hour

Pandemic Perspectives: Child Welfare Advocate + ER Nurse + High School Teacher

The Mom Hour

Mom Hour Media

Parenting, Kids & Family

4.91.7K Ratings

🗓️ 26 April 2020

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

Kathryn is mom to four small girls and an attorney representing the most vulnerable kids in her state; Robyn and her husband are both on the front lines as an Emergency Room RN and a firefighter/paramedic; Kyria teaches social studies at a Bay Area high school and now instructs students from home while the baby (hopefully!) naps. All three are also moms dealing with the everyday challenges of clingy toddlers, remote-learning kids, and work-from-home demands. Hear what’s hard, what’s hopeful, and what life is like for Kathryn, Robyn, and Kyria in Episode 03 of Pandemic Perspectives.

This episode was recorded on April 6-7, 2020.

A NOTE ON EPISODES RELEASED DURING COVID-19: Things change so quickly these days–including recommendations for health and safety, as well as our own thoughts and feelings–so you may hear things that feel a bit dated if you’re catching up on older episodes. Just know that we’re experiencing this in real time just like you, and that we’re working hard to follow the latest recommendations for the safety of our families and our communities.

AND ALSO: Our Pandemic Perspective guests are moms just like you, doing their best with the resources they have. Their opinions do not necessarily represent those of the podcast, and the information they offer should not be taken as advice, medical or otherwise. 


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0:00.0

Hi everyone I'm Sarah Powers and I'm Megan Francis and you're listening to a special

0:06.0

series from the Mom Hour Podcast called Pandemic Prospectives. In this series of

0:10.2

episodes we're talking to parents and people from around the world whose lives are

0:13.8

affected by the COVID-19 global pandemic in a way that might not make it into your social media

0:18.8

feeds quite as often.

0:20.3

You'll hear from families on the front lines experiencing an unprecedented time in a very specific way,

0:25.6

and you'll hear what's challenging as well as was hopeful. We can't wait to share their stories with you.

0:30.0

Welcome to Pandemic perspectives from the Mom Hour.

0:35.0

Hey everyone, this is Sarah and you're listening to

0:37.2

Pandemic perspectives on the Mom Hour.

0:39.4

Today I'm talking with Catherine, a mom of four from Connecticut.

0:43.1

So Catherine, thank you for being here

0:44.8

and tell us about you and your family,

0:47.1

how old your kids are, and also what you do for a living.

0:50.0

Sure, thanks so much for having me.

0:51.5

I'm so excited to be part of this project.

0:53.2

I live outside of Hartford, Connecticut, and I am an attorney at a children's

0:58.5

nonprofit legal organization called the Center for Children's Advocacy.

1:03.0

And I have four little girls, currently running them up.

1:08.0

Mave is eight.

1:12.0

Roshine is almost 6,

1:14.8

Fanula is 3.5 and Brydy is 6 months.

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