119. June Expectations - Communicating Your Summer Schedule + How To Encourage Dads For Father’s Day

Summer break is upon us! June is here and it's the unofficial start of summer. We've been working on making plans for summer but equally as important is to communicate those plans with your family.

Avoid planning activities that your kids don’t actually want to do by actually communicating with them up front on what some plans are for the summer. Let's eliminate some of the drama and unnecessary stress by getting on the same page with everyone.

Don't forget to check your expectations - are they realistic and necessary for the summer season?

And don't forget about Dad... Father's day is coming up and there's one key thing to make him feel extra valued and appreciated.

Ok let's set these expectations...

With bold love, peace and intention,

Julie

 

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