Fresh Take: Sam Kelly on Teaching Kids About the Mental Load
Tired of being the only one in your home who notices the things that need doing? Sam Kelly, author of the new book NOTICE AND DO, explains how teaching kids the "Notice and Do" method can transform your household.
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Sam Kelly, creator of the "Notice and Do" method and author of the new book NOTICE AND DO: Raise Capable Kids, End Motherhood Burnout, and Lighten Your Mental Load, is here to tell us there's another way.
Amy and Sam discuss:
- The "delegator trap"—why constantly assigning tasks keeps moms responsible for the "noticing"
- Using a "learning ladder" to teach kids of all ages how to take over household tasks, step by step
- Handling the pushback you might receive as you roll out the "notice and do" method
- How kids who "notice and do" have agency and take initiative beyond the walls of your home
Here's where you can find Sam:
- https://hellosamkelly.com
- @samkelly_world on IG
- Buy NOTICE AND DO: https://bookshop.org/a/12099/9780063460911
What Fresh Hell is co-hosted by Amy Wilson and Margaret Ables.
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