Send us a textWelcome to the table with Trish and Eileen! Parents—ever feel like you're constantly stepping in, fixing things, or worrying about every little decision your kid makes? We’ve been there. In this episode of Chalkboard to Kitchen Table, we’re talking about a simple but powerful idea from Mel Robbins’ book Let Them—and how it completely shifted the way we parent.In this episode, we’re sharing how “let them” isn’t about giving up—it’s about letting go of control so your kids can grow. Whether it’s letting them forget their homework, pick the “wrong” outfit, or even struggle a little—you’ll hear how those moments can actually be huge learning opportunities.And we didn’t stop there. We added - Let Me. Let me take a breath. Let me enjoy my coffee while it’s still hot. Let me stop feeling guilty for not being perfect. (Thank you Mel Robbins for this incredible insight!)This episode is full of honest stories from our lives as moms and teachers, plenty of laughs, and a big reminder: parenting doesn’t have to feel like a pressure cooker.Come sit with us at the kitchen table—you’ll leave feeling lighter, more confident, and ready to try a new way of showing up for your kids and yourself.See you at the table! 

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