As kids grow up, it’s the littlest reminders that catch us off guard—like discovering a pair of toddler socks or realizing nobody needs a kid’s menu. Join Meagan and Sarah as we share some of the small-but-significant signs that time is, as ever, marching on. It’s a conversation full of warmth, nostalgia, and gentle reminders to savor the stages as they come…and go.

HELPFUL LINKS:

Sarah mentions Rebecca Woolf’s Substack post on the grief of downsizing when your kids grow up.
Episodes from the archives you may enjoy:
Mourning The End Of The Baby-Having Years: Episode 418
Growing Families, Grown Kids, And The “Someday Family Dinner Table”: Episode 372

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Meagan’s book: The Last Parenting Book You’ll Ever Read: How We Let Our Kids Go and Embrace What’s Next
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The Tiny Griefs Of Motherhood: Episode 520

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