Keeping in touch is a nice thing to do even on the days when you don't feel desperate for adult contact. Still, a good friend finds out the best times for those calls. Even considerate friends can make mistakes if they don't ask when a good time to talk might be. Needless to say, Joann no longer makes the early calls. Phone calls can be disruptive and expensive, but with E-mail friends can write notes and read them when it's convenient, staying in touch daily if they wish.
Good friends can show support in other ways as well.
Giving your friend a break by offering to watch her kids for a few hours can be a great help. Being a friend doesn't have to mean a large commitment of time. It just means a willingness to share the ups and downs that affect everyone. If you are willing to work toward passing the aforementioned tests then the cure for too much toddler talk is certainly within reach. THE CURE You've chosen to be an at-home mom for reasons too numerous to list.