One of the biggest issues with judgment is that typically the extreme judge is making

assumptions.

I've mentioned this already, and making assumptions is never good.

Many times we are seeing pin points in a big picture and feel we know everything that

we have that mother figured out, that we have that situation figured out.

When we actually don't welcome back to the Peedstock Talk podcast, thank you so much

for tuning in each and every week.

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On this solo episode, I am doing one of my finding joy conversations.

If you have not listened to any of these episodes, I go over things in parenting, especially

as a mom, because I'm a mom myself, that can rob us of our joy.

The ups and downs, how to navigate the difficult things, and also just that mindset that we

need to approach parenting and find peace amidst all the chaos.

In this conversation, I am talking about judgment.

Oh, we've all been there.

Judgment in parenthood, especially in motherhood, and why it's so problematic to our joy and

peace.

I have definitely been judged.

I have definitely judged in the past, and I've actually made it a point to curb judgment

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