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Today we are joined on the podcast by Heather Woodie of Blog She Wrote, mom of four young adults. Heather has been practicing Morning Time in her family for a number of years, and has seen a shift in the practice as she has graduated two kids and is now left home with two more teens to go.

In this episode of the podcast we chat about:

how Heather's Morning Time changed has changed over the years.
why is Morning Time still a valuable practice in the teen years.
what kind of adjustments and challenges a teen-only Morning Time brings.
how Heather's role at Morning Time changed as the kids have gotten older.
and how Heather has been able to use topics from Morning Time as coursework and credits for the purposes of high school transcripts
plus so much more.

Sit back and enjoy as we dive into Morning Time with the teen set. Find the show notes at

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HS 142: Heather Woodie Morning Time with Teens

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