Samantha Ettus

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Full-Tilt Parenting: Strategies, Insights, and Connection for Parents Raising Neurodivergent Children · TPP 029: Lifestyle Expert Samantha Ettus on Finding Work-Life Balance as a Mom · 11 Oct 2016 podcast

by your children.

Okay, this is one of my favorite questions.

I'm gonna stop you.

I love, love, love this question.

So bring it on.

You know, there's a chapter in my book called The Partnershift.

And I think that what you're describing is honestly typical of so many moms.

And especially in a situation where you're taking your child to therapy and doctors and you do have

This proprietary information.

And so one of the most essential things is to engage your partner at different levels.

So it's not just you reporting back, because it's really hard for them to feel engaged at that point.

But it's so important that if you can, engage them in the doctor's appointments in going to some of the doctor's appointments.

So that it's not always you after the fact saying, Here's what happened, or the more you go on and

On without engaging your partner, the harder it is for them ever to play catch up.

And this goes for, you know, I it's sort of similar to the advice I give in the book about the baby years.

It's like if you are not engaging your partner right away and giving them opportunities, maybe you know what, you have your mom needs you at that exact time of the next therapy or doctor's appointment.

So you find excuses for your partner to have

To attend some of these things alone without you.

Because if you don't engage your partner early on, it's really hard for them to ever get engaged.

Well, this is an you know, an analogy and just just a story from my own personal life is that when I used to go away on business trips, I would leave my husband these very long color coded manifestos of what needed to happen when I was gone and you know, every single lunch box and what they were wearing and whatever.

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