Before Breakfast It doesn't always have to be you
Nov 20, 2025
Explore the importance of building a broad support system for loved ones. Discover how you don’t have to shoulder every responsibility yourself as community and family can step in. Learn practical tips like enlisting grandparents for school events or organizing meal trains. Laura shares relatable stories about juggling life’s demands and highlights the power of a supportive network. This discussion reminds us that it truly takes a village to foster connection and alleviate individual burdens.
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Support Can Come From Many People
- You are not the only person who can show love and support to your kids, friends, and extended family.
- Broadening who supports your loved ones reduces pressure and reveals a wider support network.
Teen Brother Attends Preschool Tea
- Laura shares a story where her 15-year-old son attended his five-year-old sibling's school tea when both parents were away.
- The teenage brother's presence felt more special to the preschooler than a routine parental visit would have been.
Enlist Others For Events
- Mobilize grandparents, neighbors, and friends to attend events or help with kids when you can't be everywhere.
- Use your network to take turns supporting children so no single person carries all responsibilities.