Just Talkin. Shared notes gone wild! - Double Trouble

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Nell and Laine open up their shared notes document from the last 2 weeks to discuss topics like morning and bedtime routines and the lack thereof. They evolve into the the topic of the importance of executive functioning skills and our struggles as parents attempting to instill responsibility. Oh, and a quick debrief of a girls trip to NYC and the way things have changed since their 20’s. Lastly, how there is always something to learn from observing JLo’s journey. Send us Fan Mail Website, In...

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Nell and Laine open up their shared notes document from the last 2 weeks to discuss topics like morning and bedtime routines and the lack thereof. They evolve into the the topic of the importance of executive functioning skills and our struggles as...

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