In this first episode of the Motherhood Found podcast, I chat with Dr. Britta, from Dr. Britta Education, all about multitasking in Motherhood.
We are debunking the myth of the great multitasker and exploring how multitasking actually leads to overwhelm and misalignment. Then we share how we can use cognitive science to hack the idea of multitasking and reduce some of the dysregulation we all face when doing too many things at once.
In this episode:
- Introduction to Multitasking in Motherhood
- The Myth of Multitasking
- Cognitive Science and Motherhood
- Understanding Executive Functions
- Strategies for Managing Multitasking
- The Role of Working Memory
- Practical Implications for Everyday Motherhood
- Leveraging Cognitive Science to Reduce Dysregulation in Motherhood
- Strategies for Reducing Multitasking Overwhelm
- Task Pairing to Prevent Overwhelm
- Working With Our Cognition Rather Than Against It
- Conclusion and Future Directions
I’m wishing you a beautiful rest of your day, Mama. You deserve it.
Alishea
Social Media/Books/Resources:
- Follow Motherhood Found on Instagram
- Alishea's Debut Children's Book:Growing Our Hearts: New Baby, New Groove
- Alishea's Debut Book of Motherhood Poems, We Are the Magic, is scheduled for release Mother's Day, 2024.