Dec. 18, 2025
Jessie Kensey on The Mompreneur Model with Dori DeCarlo
Jessie Kensey and Simply Speech Therapy Provide In-Home & Online Speech Therapy for Kids of All Ages.
Jessie Kensey is a pediatric speech therapist and founder of Simply Speech Therapy in Orange County, CA. As a mom to a baby and a toddler, Jessie blends lived experience with professional expertise to support early communication.
She provides both speech therapy and parent coaching—helping families feel confident using baby signs, boosting toddler language, and reducing frustration before speech delays or tantrums arise.
Her approach is all about making communication support simple, practical, and part of everyday routines.
Join host Dori DeCarlo on The Mompreneur Model and connect with Jessie at SimplySpeechTherapy.org and on Instagram.
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She is sure, she is true, she is straw is straw,
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She is true, is true, she is praise, pray, she
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is she is you.
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Hello, everyone, welcome to today's Word of Mom Radio. Here
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on the Word of Mom Media Network. I'm your host,
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Dori Di Carlo, and you know we are here week
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after week, show after show, breaking those myths that morepreneurs
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and businesswomen, especially those of us building our businesses from home,
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that we're just dabbling in between bake sales and getting
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our nails done. We're not. We are smart, we are savvy,
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and we are sharing the wisdom of women in business
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and in life. And I'm looking forward to bringing today's
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guest into our show. Jesse Kenzie is a pediatric speech
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therapist and founder of Simply Speech Therapy in Orange County, California.
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As a mom to a baby and a toddler, Jesse
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blend's lived experience with professional expertise to support early communication.
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She provides both speech therapy and parent coaching, helping families
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feel confident using baby signs, boosting toddler language, and reducing
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frustration before speech delays or tantrums arrives. Her approach is
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all about making communication support simple, practical and part of
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everyday routines. And I can share more about what Jesse does,
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but I'd much rather bring her into the show. So Jesse,
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welcome the Word of Mom Radio.
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Hi, thank you so much for having me. I can't wait.
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Oh, it's my pleasure, and I would love for you
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to take us on your journey that led you to
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start simply speech therapy and how being a mom has
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really shaped that work.
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Yeah, absolutely my journey. Goodness. I actually was a high
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school English teacher. I decided to go back to school
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and get my master's and I really stuck in the
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schools for a long time. I was at a middle
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school as a speech language pathologist, and I enjoyed that
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experience a lot. But when my first son was born,
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I realized that that just was not the best fit
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for me anymore. I had always wanted to start my
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own business, and that was kind of the push that
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I needed. So I literally on my maternity leave, with
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my little baby boy at home, I started simply speech therapy.
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So he would nap and I would work, and it
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was definitely chaotic, but it was also really beautiful and
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he was so motivating right because I knew I was
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building something because I wanted the flexibility to be able
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to work part time, to be able to, you know,
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work in the moments as a mom that we have
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as little as they might be. And so I really
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just started my business super small and now we've grown,
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which is amazing. So now simply speech therapy in Orange County.
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We are a four person team, which is beautiful. And
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then I also coach parents of babies and toddler's late talkers,
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those little ones that their parents are starting to worry.
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I really helped give them support before they even potentially
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need speech services. So it's it's been a journey. It's
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been very fast and chaotic, and I have, like I said,
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I have a baby and I have an almost three
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year old, so my business is still fairly new. It's
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about three years old now because I started with my
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little one at home. But it's been a really great
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journey so far.
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I love sign language. I used to be an interpreter
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and we were talking before the show started, my middle
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son who's speech delayed, and I taught him to sign
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because I used to sail on you and they designed
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her NA have to save you and tell mommy what
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you want to understand you. And it's amazing because now
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as an adult and a parent on his own his
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daughter they signed and he asked me, he said, wasn't
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this my first language? And I said it was. I said,
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and you'll see how fast it'll come back to you,
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just because baby signs are great. So how did you
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get started with baby signing? Did you start it with
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your children and then start integrating it into your practice.
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It was kind of the other way around. I had
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done some early intervention services. I had worked with littles
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before I became a mom, and I used baby signs then,
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and I saw how impactful it can be for these
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little ones that just aren't quite ready to start talking
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yet and they haven't quite figured it out. I saw like, hey, wow,
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I can teach baby sign and they can pick up
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on it and they can start telling us what they
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need and what they want. And so I saw that
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before I came a mom. So for me, when my
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little ones were born, it really wasn't even a question.
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I knew I was going to be using, you know,
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those simple baby signs, and I did. I started it
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with both of them. They both signed before they started
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using verbal words. Even my toddlers. Sometimes if you like
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really really want something, they'll like look me right in
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the eyes and instead of like just saying the word now,
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he'll sign and he'll say the word like mom, I
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need you to see this, and I love it. So Yes,
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baby signs are great. Although I will tell you I
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am not and this is for anyone listening. I am
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not fluent and sign. I wish that I was. I
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have taken some classes and I've learned from people that
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are fluent in ASL, and I someday that is on
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my list. But you don't have to be fluent in
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sign language to teach your little one baby sign. I
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really think knowing anywhere from like three to ten signs
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that you use consistently is like, really where that magic
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happens for your little ones.
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It's amazing because more please and thank you, but stop, sit,
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I love you. My little ones, my kids and my
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grandchildren were signing I love you since they were babies,
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and it's so fun because they want to tell you
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these things, and those babies are battling. People don't realize
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they are speaking. They know exactly what they're saying when
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they're looking at you, giving you baby babble and things.
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So when they have some signs to throw into it,
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it really cognitively just really helps them click it all together.
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You know, during COVID we did a lot with speech
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therapy and things like that because schools were closed and
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so often parents don't see some of the earlier signs
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that their toddler's ready to communicate but having a hard
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time is delayed somewhere. What are some of the things
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that they can look at and look for to be
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able to get that communication started.
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Yeah, so kind of two parts to that. One is
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there's so many milestones and there's so many things for
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little ones that it can get really really overwhelming. But
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I do think as you're watching your little one, as
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they're getting close to a year, as they're hitting eighteen months,
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as they're hitting two years old, you know those are
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the time, so just be making sure they're hitting those
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kind of basic milestones. One thing though, to keep in
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mind when you see milestones, you know, there's social media
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and there's just so much information out there that sometimes
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sometimes what you're seeing out and about in our world
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is there's there's really is a difference between a milestone
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and an average and so you need to just make
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sure that your little one is hitting those milestones. So
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that might be you might see something scary on Instagram
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by like okay, you're your eighteen month old can have
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fifty words, like okay, maybe, and that's great. But also
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as long as they have about ten then they're doing
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just fine. And so I think the first thing is
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that there's there is this kind of like range for
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every age, So understanding like that there is a range,
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and as long as your little one is meeting those milestones,
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then they're doing great. Talking to their pediatrician just at
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their you know, well baby appointments can be really helpful.
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I have a checklist that has just kind of those
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basic milestones. So if you consistently notice that your little
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one is missing those milestones, you know, if they hit
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a year and they don't have one word yet, one
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word or sign or even animal, not anything, lots of
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things count, but if they don't have that one word,
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if they get to eighteen months and they don't have
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around ten words, and by two years old there is
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a jump. We want to be at about fifty words,
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and if they're not hitting that, those are those you know,
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just like hey, you know what, maybe look into it
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a little bit. Obviously there's a lot of nuances in there,
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but I think kind of understanding those general milestones can
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be helpful. And then the other thing is, as a parent,
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you can start really really small. It doesn't have to
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be okay, zero, two, one hundred, It can be okay,
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you know what, I'm starting to be a little bit worried.
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I feel like I'm seeing, you know, other kids at
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the park they're talking, but my little one isn't. Or
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you know, I'm taking my little one to family Thanksgiving
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and everyone's saying, oh, why isn't he talking yet? If
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you're starting to kind of hear those things, you're starting
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to get nervous. Just are small. Just start incorporating some
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simple strategies, you know, And obviously talking to your pediatrician
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is always a really good start.
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Too, it is. And I love what you said about
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social media because you know what, don't judge your parenting
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and your life on influencers who are out there all
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dressed and their baby looks wonderful and everything else. And meanwhile,
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you haven't washed your hair in three days, and you
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probably have baby spit up in it and everything else,
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and now you think you're failing because everybody just makes
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it look so easy out there, and it's such a disservice.
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On the one hand, it's a wonderful thing. It's a
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wonderful thing to be able to look up to find
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support groups and things like that. But there are people
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that are out there that make it look like this
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is how their child always looks, and their kitchen's always perfect,
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and they're always dressed in the June clear and they've
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got their pearls and blah blah blah blah. And then,
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like I said, you're sitting there in your sweppants wondering
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what you're doing wrong. Guess what, mommy, You're doing nothing wrong.
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You are doing a great job. You got up, the
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kids got bed and everything else, and they all got
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put to bed at night. You did it. Good for you? Repeat?
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And how do you compat that for parents, because again,
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in today's world, parents think that they're failing because they
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don't look like what we see.
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Yeah, I think so many of the conversations I have
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with parents, you know, in my therapy practice and even
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just like in parent consultations or is reassuring them, you know,
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I think that there's just such a piece of we
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kind of are expected to do it all, especially as moms,
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especially as entrepreneurs, especially as like there's just so many
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hats that we wear every single day. But usually I'll
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start talking to a parent and I'll reassure them, right, like,
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this is the stage where little ones are learning, they're growing,
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and there's just so much going on in a beautiful way,
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and you get to just kind of grab on to
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that and work with it. And so much language happens
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during things you were already doing. So if you are
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changing your baby's diaper, you have a language opportunity, right,
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If you are giving your baby up in the morning,
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that's a language opportunity, eating breakfast, going to bed, taking
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a bath. Like most of what I would tell you
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to start adding is during the things that you are
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already doing. You do not have to sit down and
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play with your child for one solid hour of nonsub
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language play, Like, okay, cool, you can do that if
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you want, but you don't have to. Everything that I
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would teach in every strategy that I have would just
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go in all those little moments that you are already
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doing throughout your day already. And yes, I said before
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we jumped on this club. It's like, Okay, I have
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two babies. They might wake up and that's just the
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reality of parents. It's definitely not instagram perfect all the time.
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It isn't. And as I said to Jesse, it's word
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of mom radio. So we love kid cameos. We do.
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My grandkids have popped into shows and stuff like that.
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Why not. And if we can't support each other as momrepreneurs, entrepreneurs,
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business owners, raising a family, building your business, that's what
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it's all about. And it is that juggling act because balance,
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I mean, come on, seriously, it's light. It is your life,
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raising a family, building a business, and everything else. And
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we keep all the balls in the air because we're
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good and sometimes the ball's my ball, but we still
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find a way to pick them up. So what are
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some of the earliest signs parents can look for that
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like those first indicators, is that they are starting to
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imitate what you're doing. And that doesn't have to look
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you say ball, they say ball, right, that's great, But
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really those signs come so much earlier than that. So
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my baby, he's not one yet, and him and my
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toddler like to talk together. I would put talk in
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