Hi there it's episode 175 and we're talking about early bloomers.

You are listening to the Simple Families podcast,

a Q&A-style show that brings you solutions for living well with family.

Here's your host, Deney Barajona.

Hi there, it's Deney here, and today we're talking about Early Bloomers.

Back in episode of 164 on the podcast I interviewed Rich

Carlgaard the author of the book Late Bloomers and we talked at length

about just that late Bloomers. As a mom myself I have a late bloomer and an early

bloomer and I think that early bloomers come with their own sets of challenges.

So today we're going to work to understand a little bit more about just that.

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