The COVID-19 pandemic has meant lifestyle changes for many people and this is especially true for parents who are responsible for their children as well as themselves. Maggie shares some of the ups and downs of parenting during the pandemic and acknowledges that even while their family’s basic needs were always met, there has been a lot to balance over the last 10 months.
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Music featured in the episode: “Hawaiian License Plates” by Jaws Of Love
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