There are times in our life when we feel uncomfortable doing the right thing because we fear judgment. But always remember to do the right thing even if it means losing or being uncomfortable as a result of your decision. 

In this episode, I shared the backstory of how I came up with the title of this episode and my beautiful memories with my grandparents. I also shared our experience in visiting my daughter’s grandmother and I meditate using the scripture when Paul says “never get tired of and weary of doing what is good, doing what is right.”. In our week-long visit with my in law I saw how children can see and understand our actions as an adult.

With this story, we see the power of owning up to our mistakes and asking for forgiveness. It will also remind us that conflicts and misunderstandings are bound to happen, but it's important to handle them with grace and humility. Admitting our faults and asking for forgiveness can be difficult, but it can also lead to healing and growth. By doing the right thing, even when it's hard, we can set an example for those around us and make a positive impact on their lives.

When faced with difficult decisions, choose to do what is right. Come and join us with this wonderful episode!

Highlights & Resources:

• The backstory of how I came up with the title

• My memories of spending time with my grandmother and grandfather

• Our visit with my daughter to see her Nana

• How I meditate on a scripture that encourages not getting tired of doing good.

• How children can see and understand when parents are trying to do the right thing.

• The struggle of doing the right thing

• My gratitude for Jesus as my savior.

• How to have courage and continue doing the right thing, even when it's difficult.

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Vintage Mama Podcast is dedicated specifically for women who had their first child at age 35 or older. I want to create a community of women for women, where mothers feel supported and encouraged. Where they can learn, and grow on this wonderful journey of parenting as “vintage mama”. 

I am Coco O'Connor and I’m what I like to call a "Vintage Mama". I became a first time mom at age 40 and now I help moms 35+ take back control of their time, money, and life. This podcast aims to provide encouragement & help solve some of our pain points.

We Vintage Mamas are a special breed and we are to be celebrated!