Chasten Buttigieg

I was kind of thinking of, you know, the book that incorporates, uh, that message of unconditional love for your kid, but also with, you know, some silly things in there that they're going to latch on to.

I was kind of thinking of, you know, the book that incorporates, uh, that message of unconditional love for your kid, but also with, you know, some silly things in there that they're going to latch on to.

I don't want to ruin the ending for anybody. Yeah, they helped me write it, right? Because there's so many things that they decide to bring to the airport to greet Papa with. And that was fun to work with Gus and Penelope on. And I would workshop it and see if they'd giggle or not.

I don't want to ruin the ending for anybody. Yeah, they helped me write it, right? Because there's so many things that they decide to bring to the airport to greet Papa with. And that was fun to work with Gus and Penelope on. And I would workshop it and see if they'd giggle or not.

Well, luckily, no, right now. I can shield them from the Internet. There are only three. You know, we try in our house to leave the discourse at the door. It's very hard. It doesn't need to be at the dinner table. It doesn't need to be in the minivan on the way to school. We don't need to be talking about, you know. negativity while our kids are around. Yeah.

Well, luckily, no, right now. I can shield them from the Internet. There are only three. You know, we try in our house to leave the discourse at the door. It's very hard. It doesn't need to be at the dinner table. It doesn't need to be in the minivan on the way to school. We don't need to be talking about, you know. negativity while our kids are around. Yeah.

Like another thing about Tucker Carlson, Gus. Yeah. Well, like, you know, the kids are talking to you and there's like spaghetti flying at the dinner table, right? It's like, Hey, did you see this crazy thing that, you know, Caroline Levitt decided to say, say like, why does that need to be in our kitchen? Why does that need to be at our door?

Like another thing about Tucker Carlson, Gus. Yeah. Well, like, you know, the kids are talking to you and there's like spaghetti flying at the dinner table, right? It's like, Hey, did you see this crazy thing that, you know, Caroline Levitt decided to say, say like, why does that need to be in our kitchen? Why does that need to be at our door?

And, you know, I'm no stranger to the attack, but I have always believed that the best thing that we can do for our community and our family is just to live our lives authentically, to show people who we are. We're just like every other family, you know, going about our day, reading 15 books at bedtime.

And, you know, I'm no stranger to the attack, but I have always believed that the best thing that we can do for our community and our family is just to live our lives authentically, to show people who we are. We're just like every other family, you know, going about our day, reading 15 books at bedtime.

And, you know, there's probably a lot of applesauce and mac and cheese stuck to our kitchen table chairs just like yours. And to the dog. Yeah. Yeah, Buddy loves it. Buddy's like a Roomba.

And, you know, there's probably a lot of applesauce and mac and cheese stuck to our kitchen table chairs just like yours. And to the dog. Yeah. Yeah, Buddy loves it. Buddy's like a Roomba.

Yeah, I mean, I started writing it, like I mentioned, two years ago, so I didn't see the Supreme Court case coming. And now, of course, it's coming out in a couple weeks. And I just keep thinking about what a kid like ours might feel sitting in a classroom where someone says, like, I don't want to read that.

Yeah, I mean, I started writing it, like I mentioned, two years ago, so I didn't see the Supreme Court case coming. And now, of course, it's coming out in a couple weeks. And I just keep thinking about what a kid like ours might feel sitting in a classroom where someone says, like, I don't want to read that.

I don't want my kids exposed to that when it's simply a book about two loving parents going about their day. And at the end of the day, loving their children unconditionally. So, you know, I'm really disappointed, especially to see that the conservative Supreme Court seems to be favoring the parents in this particular case. As a former teacher myself, I think that's going to put a lot of.

I don't want my kids exposed to that when it's simply a book about two loving parents going about their day. And at the end of the day, loving their children unconditionally. So, you know, I'm really disappointed, especially to see that the conservative Supreme Court seems to be favoring the parents in this particular case. As a former teacher myself, I think that's going to put a lot of.

unnecessary burden on teachers and schools. I mean, the school district in that particular case already said they tried it, right? And it failed. It didn't work. It was so cumbersome to constantly deal with those.

unnecessary burden on teachers and schools. I mean, the school district in that particular case already said they tried it, right? And it failed. It didn't work. It was so cumbersome to constantly deal with those.

And then like, where does the line get dropped? Like, I want to pull my kids out of lessons about, you know, evolution or like how many permission slips are we sending, you know, every day or every week to pull our kids out of certain lessons. So again, like this book, it was very important to me that this is a Father's Day book. It's just a book about two dads who love their kids.

And then like, where does the line get dropped? Like, I want to pull my kids out of lessons about, you know, evolution or like how many permission slips are we sending, you know, every day or every week to pull our kids out of certain lessons. So again, like this book, it was very important to me that this is a Father's Day book. It's just a book about two dads who love their kids.