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In this episode of the Mom Guilt Podcast, hosts Elizabeth and Stephanie address a listener’s emailed question about how to talk to children about their private parts. They explore the delicate balance of having age-appropriate conversations while navigating the awkwardness and uncertainty many parents feel around this topic.

Elizabeth shares her personal struggles with mom guilt related to this subject, opening up about a recent experience where she questioned whether she handled a conversation the right way. The hosts reflect on how feelings of inadequacy can surface, making moms feel like they’re not doing enough or constantly second-guessing their decisions.

Drawing from their faith, Elizabeth and Stephanie discuss how God’s Word offers guidance and grace in parenting. They emphasize that moms don’t have to carry these worries alone and can find freedom in trusting God’s design for motherhood.

Tune in for an honest and faith-filled conversation on how to approach sensitive topics with your children while finding peace and confidence in God’s promises.

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