In this episode, we go all in on talking about trying and failing and succeeding in balancing parenting marriage church-life and work. How sometimes balance looks like going all in and how sometimes it means taking a break! We also share stories of when we could not find that balance and how it almost broke us - more than once! Please feel free to reach out and share your feedback or your own stories of finding balance

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In this episode, we dive into the heart of our upcoming family journey—a month of living apart while caring for Lana’s sister. We share the unique dynamics of parenting through distance, preparing for the unexpected, and managing family responsibilities while keeping our bond strong. Reflecting on past times we've spent separately, we discuss the lessons in flexibility and resilience that have shaped us, emphasizing how to embrace change with open hearts. We also unpack the recent challenges of moving, from logistical hurdles to the emotional rollercoaster it’s brought for our family. With the holidays on the horizon, we explore how we’re adjusting our traditions to stay connected across provinces, highlighting the importance of maintaining those ties, especially during Christmas. This episode is filled with reflections on family, change, and the excitement of what’s to come, and it’s one you won’t want to miss!

In this episode, we share our number 1 practice that we have to encourage each other -TAG. We dive into the complexities of parent guilt. We share tips for encouraging each other and stopping the spiral we can feel as parents. Sharing some of our own experiences and the expectations that come with being a parent. We explore the emotional struggles that so many parents face, from the pressure to be perfect to the overwhelming feelings of self-doubt. Communication plays a key role in how we manage these challenges, and we discuss the importance of having strong support systems, whether through family, friends, or other resources. We also talk about our own journey of growth, learning from mistakes along the way, and realizing that imperfection is not just okay—it's a part of parenthood. Our hope is to encourage other parents to embrace the messiness, seek help when they need it, and work towards fostering a healthier, more balanced family dynamic.