Ever feel like parenting is a never-ending game of 'guess what mood your kid’s in today?' 😫 Yeah, me too. In this episode of the Bad Moms Club, I dive back into the world of love languages for kids. I explain the last two love languages and provide examples of how to "speak" these languages back to your kids. This episode is a bit shorter so you should be able to sit through this one without clicking too far ahead.....you're welcome. Tune in for real talk, laughs, and a few 'ah-ha' moments on surviving parenthood one love language at a time! ♥️🤝🎁👩‍❤️‍👨🧽

In this episode of "Bad Moms Club," Ashley introduces the concept of love languages and how they apply to children. Drawing from Gary Chapman and Ross Campbell's book "The 5 Love Languages of Children," the episode explores how understanding a child's love language can enhance communication and strengthen the parent-child relationship. 🫶

Ashley explains each love language—Words of Affirmation 🥰, Acts of Service 🧽, Receiving Gifts 🎁, Quality Time 👩‍❤️‍👨, and Physical Touch 🤝--using relatable examples and offering practical advice for parents. The episode emphasizes the importance of being attuned to your child's unique way of expressing and receiving love while acknowledging the challenges of this understanding.

For more information on the 5 Love Languages for Children, check out Chapman's book here.

In this episode, we continue our exploration of sleep challenges with "When 'Go the F*ck to Sleep' Isn't Working," 🥱offering real-life strategies for getting your kids to bed and finding some peace and quiet for yourself. We condense the essentials of a human development class into 25 minutes, focusing on practical advice for establishing bedtime routines, understanding sleep needs, and dealing with toddler tantrums and adolescent sleep schedules. Along the way, you'll get some brutally honest but hilariously relatable insights into surviving parenthood without losing your sanity. So grab a drink, sit back, and get ready to laugh, learn, and maybe even catch a light nap.😴