#3 Do You (Literally) Hide From Your Kids?
And we're not talking about hide and seek—sisters Nabeeha and Wardah Khan ask the question: do you hide from your kids? But where would a mom's favorite hiding spots be? How can hiding ever be considered something good? How do moms handle the demands to be perfect and present at all times? Join our hosts and listen as they discuss this idea of leaving your kids alone, and the effects it can have. Hear them delve into the need for healthy boundaries with children. Plus, they tackle the importance of fostering independence in children, and how moms can recover from less-than-perfect moments. Keep up with new episodes at MuslimMomsPodcast.com or in your favorite podcast app. Follow us on Instagram @muslimmomspodcast
Muslim Moms Podcast · Wardah Khan, Nabeeha Khan
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Show Notes
And we're not talking about hide and seek—sisters Nabeeha and Wardah Khan ask the question: do you hide from your kids? But where would a mom's favorite hiding spots be? How can hiding ever be considered something good? How do moms handle the demands to be perfect and present at all times?
Join our hosts and listen as they discuss this idea of leaving your kids alone, and the effects it can have. Hear them delve into the need for healthy boundaries with children. Plus, they tackle the importance of fostering independence in children, and how moms can recover from less-than-perfect moments.
Keep up with new episodes at MuslimMomsPodcast.com or in your favorite podcast app. Follow us on Instagram @muslimmomspodcast
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