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Ep. 360 – When Moms Move into Calendar Triage Mode, May is Here
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- Raising Godly Girls
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- Apr 21, 2026
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- 1582
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Summary
For many families, May doesn't just arrive—it hits . Hard. In this episode of the Raising Godly Girls Podcast , co-hosts Rachael Culpepper and Natalie Ambrose step into the all-too-familiar whirlwind of " Maycember "—that end-of-school-year rush filled with concerts, ceremonies, parties, and milestones that can quickly overwhelm even the most organized mom. From graduation celebrations to last-minute logistics , the pressure to "do it all" can leave families exhausted and disconnected. But what if it doesn't have to be that way? Through a timely Raising Godly Girls Minute , Patti Garibay reminds us that while God's plans for our families are abundant, they are not meant to be marked by exhaustion. This episode invites you to take a step back, re-evaluate your calendar, and approach this busy season with intentionality, grace, and a Kingdom-focused mindset. Rachael and Natalie share honest reflections from their own family experiences, offering both encouragement and practical wisdom for navigating a full calendar without losing sight of what matters most. From embracing your role as the "paper plate mom" when needed, to resisting the pressure of perfection, this conversation is a breath of fresh air for any parent feeling stretched thin. You'll be challenged to filter your commitments through God's calling for your family, to create space for presence over performance, and to invite others into the load—because you were never meant to carry it alone. Because at the end of the day, it's not about surviving May— it's about savoring it. Three Things to Remember Not everything is a must . Give yourself permission to say "no" so you can say "yes" to what truly aligns with your family's values and God's calling. Plan with purpose—including your budget. Thoughtful preparation…