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![Are you so focused on getting alone time or certain things done in the morning BEFORE the kids wake up, that you leave them in bed as long as possible?
This could be one reason why your mornings are harder.
If your kids struggle to get ready in the morning, Stoney (one of the coaches at Sarah Rosensweet Peaceful Parenting) has some really great tips on making the morning routine easier.
Listen in to find out more ways to make your morning less stressful! You can have the best of both worlds with a few simple changes and a common goal to simply enjoy the morning more with your family.
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[ID: Photo of Sarah on a pink background. Audiogram reads “I think also one of the struggles that families get into is that for families where you’re waking up your kids, they leave. They want to leave their kids sleeping as long as possible, and they don’t schedule in any time in the morning for play. And I think that that can be really hard, too.
I think kids will, as you know, they have a different motivation than us. They want to get play as much as they can, and we can incorporate that play into getting dressed, and we can incorporate that play into getting our shoes on and getting out the door. But even just allowing for there to be time in the morning schedule so that they can actually sort of sit down and do some play themselves, I think it’s really helpful.”]
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