EPISODE · Sep 10, 2019 · 1H 25M
How in the World are we Going to Make This Work
from The Abundance Formula Podcast · host Jeana Oldham
On today’s episode of the Abundant Motherhood segment, we have Devon Oviedo, a full-time Professional Musician and Violin Teacher, as well as a dedicated and hands-on mother of two beautiful girls. In this episode, we chat about what it’s like to have a child with severe food allergies, be a full-time working Mom and still being there for your children, what it’s like raising two kids in a busy and expensive city and how to coordinate child-care when your profession has a crazy and variable time span. We also talk about women’s struggles with body image and weight management and the importance of how we see and speak to ourselves, especially when you have daughters. We hear Devon’s thoughts on the experience of transitioning from one child to two and the challenges/growth that come with raising a child that is a polar opposite personality as you! These topics and more are covered on today’s episode and of course our hilarious “Ya Win Some Ya Lose Some” segment where we share relatable stories of our Mom wins and fails from the past week.WHAT YOU WILL HEAR IN THIS EPISODE:Devon’s backstory: what she was doing before she had her two girls and what she’s doing now“Ya Win Some Ya Lose Some” segment! Hilarious stories of our Mom wins and Mom fails this past weekTop useful baby/toddler/child items What living an abundant life means to Devon and how mother’s can learn to embrace abundance in their motherhood journeyFollow DevonInstagramFacebookOldham Strong Related Links:Website: Oldham StrongFacebookFacebookInstagramJordan Otis Related Links:FacebookInstagramJoin The Abundance Formula Community FB Group for More in Depth Interaction and Freebie Tools to Build an Abundant Life!LEAVE US A 5 STAR REVIEW!The Abundance Formula on Apple Podcasts
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