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Something to share with your favorite college girl🤍*Join Kari's Substack for new articles and content: karikampakis.substack.com/subscribe*Join Kari’s email list for upcoming news and 3 free printables: bit.ly/44SHzm6*For more inspiration follow Kari Kampakis, Writer and check out these bestselling books: #loveherwell —> amzn.to/3YURzJz #morethanamom —> amzn.to/45Smx7q #10truths —> amzn.to/3sEmtda #likedbook —> amzn.to/3QXBdhf ... See MoreSee Less

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Kari Kampakis, Writer

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When moms of littles ask me for advice, I always tell them, it really is the little things that mater.Reading them bedtime stories. Taking them to the library. Dancing to fun music. Taking them to church. Engaging in conversation as you drive them around. Shopping for groceries and showing them how to interact with people, places, and things.Life with little ones can feel monotonous some days. My little sister and I used to call it Groundhog Day as we repeated the same routine again and again. But when I look back, I’m so glad I hung in there for Groundhog Day. I’m glad I spent a lot of time with my kids in that season of togetherness before they headed in different directions. I’ve heard it said that 75% of the time we spend with our kids in our lifetime will be spent by age 12. With 4 kids, I spent a lot of time in the car. My car was our second home. From beach trips to school pickups to driving a carload of teenagers, it holds a ton of memories.My favorite memories are the conversations that spontaneously happened. The prayers I prayed over them as we drove to elementary school. The stories I shared to help them navigate people and teach them to trust their gut. The encouragement I gave after someone had a bad practice and burst into tears because they felt discouraged. The deep conversations that randomly surfaced at the most unexpected time.These days, I just have 1 child to drive. I love driving her and her friends because I only have 2 more years of making memories with them in the car. So to you young moms in the thick of it, feeling like your car is your second home, hang in there. Treasure the conversations that happen on ordinary days because they will shape your kids - and your relationship - more than you think🤍PS - I wrote this article years ago, but I still believe it’s true!*Join Kari's Substack for new articles and content: karikampakis.substack.com/subscribe*Join Kari’s email list for upcoming news and 3 free printables: bit.ly/44SHzm6*For more inspiration follow Kari Kampakis, Writer and check out these bestselling books: #loveherwell —> amzn.to/3YURzJz #morethanamom —> amzn.to/45Smx7q #10truths —> amzn.to/3sEmtda #likedbook —> amzn.to/3QXBdhf ... See MoreSee Less

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Kari Kampakis, Writer is at Ole Miss.

3 days ago

Morgan Wallen Concert in Oxford❤️💙He put on an incredible show, and my favorite was when he came into the audience to sing “I Thought You Should Know” (my favorite song of his) and other hits. A fun weekend with sweet friends for Camille and me! ... See MoreSee Less

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Kari Kampakis, Writer is in Alabama.

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When an Alabama dad takes his daughter on her Auburn tour💙🧡❤️🤍A great day on the Plains for Marie Claire and Harry, especially as they got to spend time with Ella!!! ... See MoreSee Less

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Kari Kampakis, Writer

6 days ago

Friends, have you joined my Substack? This is where I’m publishing new content, and only subscribers get the emails.This article is available for all for a short time. Read it here: karikampakis.substack.com/p/10-ways-to-see-the-good-in-your-teenager******************************************************************“I’ve been as guilty as any mom of trying to ‘perfect’ my teenagers. A ticking clock inside my head tells me time is running out; I have only a few more years to “fix” them and prepare them for life. The pressure feels intense because their future is on the line, and as I watch other parents launch their kids, I feel an urgency in my heart.This triggers anxiety in me. It makes me spring into action before going to God in prayer and asking Him to take the lead.I’ve also been guilty of seeing my daughters as extensions of me. At times I project my thoughts, emotions, and experiences on them. I want to save them from my mistakes and heartaches, give them opportunities I wish I’d had, and calm my fears by taking control.As I do this, I miss who they are. When I treat my daughters as my second chance, I fail to see them as unique individuals meant to live their own lives.”#loveherwellbook #raisingteens #girlmom #boymom #seethegood ... See MoreSee Less

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