The Mom Hour

From taking a detailed phone message and sticking to a meeting plan to utilizing physical resources like paper maps, bus schedules, TV guides, and phone books, there are so many life skills children of the ’70s, ’80s, and ’90s were just expected to know. In today’s episode of The Mom Hour, Meagan and Sarah chat about these once-essential abilities our kids lack simply because the world has changed. On the flip-side, we also reflect on the new skills that come so naturally to this crop of kids. In some cases, they’re teaching us! (Multiple remote controls drive anyone else bonkers?!) To wrap it up, we reflect on how to not become gripe-y or grumpy about these natural generational differences. Join us!LINKS MENTIONED:Listen to related episodes: Life Skills We’re Glad Our Kids Have Right Now (And A Few They’re Still Working On) and Chores, Life Skills, & Household ResponsibilitiesCheck out all our episodes and blogposts about big kidsMORE HELPFUL LINKS:Visit our websiteCheck out deals fro