<p>This episode is a little late but truly just as relevant!!</p><p>The holidays hit different when you’re a single mom — or the parent carrying the mental load while everyone else just shows up.</p><p>In this episode of <strong>Prosecco Queens Podcast</strong>, Teresa continues the <strong>Single Mom Saga</strong> with a real, honest, and uplifting conversation about holiday hustle, queen energy, and why perfection is overrated.</p><p>This episode explores what it’s really like navigating the holiday season as a single mom — from juggling school events, gifts, traditions, and expectations, to finding joy in the imperfect moments that actually matter. Teresa reflects on how the holidays change as we grow older, how parenting shifts our perspective, and why seeing the season through our kids’ eyes can be both healing and grounding.</p><p>This is <em>not</em> a guilt episode. It’s about grace.</p><p>You’ll also hear thoughtful reflections on:</p><ul><li>why the holidays can be emotionally layered</li><li>how it’s okay if your holidays look different</li><li>honoring people without families or support systems</li><li>teaching children to respect different traditions and beliefs</li><li>reframing New Year’s as a reset instead of a pressure point</li></ul><p>Whether you’re a single mom, a working mom, a primary parent, or simply someone feeling overwhelmed during the holidays, this episode is a reminder that surviving another year is something worth honoring.</p><p>✨ Imperfect magic counts. ✨ Presence matters more than perfection. ✨ And queen energy doesn’t disappear just because you’re tired.</p><p>🎧 Listen now and explore more episodes of <strong>Single Mom Saga</strong>, plus three years of past conversations on the <strong>Prosecco Queens Podcast</strong> — with more on the way.</p>