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    14. A Week of Roommate Stage

    14. A Week of Roommate Stage

    FromRiding Along the Waves

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    14. A Week of Roommate Stage

    FromRiding Along the Waves

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    Length:
    53 minutes
    Released:
    Jun 5, 2024
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    Podcast episode

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    Well...we survived a week with minimal childcare and full time work schedules. Once again, TERRIBLE planning on our part but we learned some good lessons and had some fun with the kiddos in between the chaos. This week we talk about balancing work and parenting, how Annalee almost got kicked out of the community pool, and why we just need to lower our expectations as parents. Thanks for listening! Please subscribe and leave a review ❤️ You can find us on the following platforms: Instagram.com/Annalee15 Tiktok.com/@annaleegrace15 Instagram.com/alongthewavesco Ethan does not have social media... I KNOW!! http://www.alongthewaves.com
    Released:
    Jun 5, 2024
    Format:
    Podcast episode

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    Riding Along the Waves was created by Annalee in hopes of reminding parents everywhere that they are never truly alone in this beautiful, terrifying, magical, wonderful journey. Join Annalee and her husband, Ethan, each week as they chat about the ups and downs of parenting and how they are managing to stay afloat and find joy among the chaos! "Whether its 3AM and you feel like you're the only one awake in the entire world, or you feel your heart light on fire watching your baby's first steps, there is something so calming and comforting knowing there is someone, somewhere going through the same thing as you. Sometimes being a parent feels like you’ve just been tossed into the ocean. In the gentle swells, we find solace, and in the mighty storms, we discover our strength. In the end, all we can do is let go and let the tide carry us along the waves."