5 Practices to Find Peace When Life Gets Crazy | Kansas City MomCast Episode 73

Whether it's politics, parenting challenges or the chaos of the holiday season, life has been a whirlwind lately. Today we are discussing about five practices to find peace that we are trying in our own lives. We have high hopes of cultivating some sense of inner calm, and moving into the new year in a healthy frame of mind. We appreciate you joining us during this crazy season of life! What We’re Loving In Kansas City: Winter Break Edition Hallmark Movie Bingo Sarah and her family play Hallmark Movie Bingo! There are tons of options online or you can snag from Kansas City's very own Hallmark here. Catch Up on Kansas City Holiday Fun Megan will be doing all the things she DIDN'T get to before Christmas with her kids. Don't forget that most of the places and activities remain open well after Christmas and tend to be less crowded. Connect with Megan and Sarah We would love to hear from you! Send us an e-mail or find us on Instagram or Facebook!

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