Welcome back, My Mom Betches, to another Thrive and Survive Thursday! Today, Celia and Camellia are diving into the late summer vibes and discussing how to keep the energy up as toddler moms. As summer winds down and routines start to shift, they share practical tips for making the most of the final days of summer. From enjoying outdoor activities like farmers markets and water play days to transitioning into more structured routines, they cover it all. They also explore the seasonal differences between the Midwest and Florida and the role of grandparents in providing support. Tune in for self-care tips, the importance of creating lasting memories, and a challenge to share your summer moments on social media. Let’s thrive together!

Keywords: late summer, energy, toddler moms, routines, weather, outdoors, farmers markets, water play, structured routine, seasonal changes, extracurricular activities, grandparents, self-care, nature, seasonal foods, summer memories

Takeaways:

• Late summer brings a shift in energy and routines as summer comes to an end.
• Enjoying the outdoors and making the most of the final days of summer is important.
• Visiting farmers markets and having water play days are great activities for late summer.
• Transitioning to a more structured routine for toddlers is important as summer ends.
• Adjusting routines and schedules is necessary to accommodate seasonal changes and the introduction of new activities for toddlers.
• Grandparents play a valuable role in providing support and educational experiences for toddlers.
• Self-care practices, such as spending time in nature and eating seasonal foods, can help moms recharge.
• Embracing the present moment and creating lasting memories with toddlers is important.
• Sharing summer memories on social media can foster a sense of community and support among moms.

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