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Hari, we're all familiar with the concept of safe words. Yes. An article in the New York Post says safe words can also be useful while doing what other activity? Bobbing for apples. That's very specific. I'll give you a hint. You might want to use these safe words when you're involved in risky activities like overseeing mass play dates or bath time. Parenting. Yes, parenting safe words.

Hari, we're all familiar with the concept of safe words. Yes. An article in the New York Post says safe words can also be useful while doing what other activity? Bobbing for apples. That's very specific. I'll give you a hint. You might want to use these safe words when you're involved in risky activities like overseeing mass play dates or bath time. Parenting. Yes, parenting safe words.

Hari, we're all familiar with the concept of safe words. Yes. An article in the New York Post says safe words can also be useful while doing what other activity? Bobbing for apples. That's very specific. I'll give you a hint. You might want to use these safe words when you're involved in risky activities like overseeing mass play dates or bath time. Parenting. Yes, parenting safe words.

Here's the idea. Say your toddler is having a tantrum. You've been dealing with her all day, and you're about to snap, and you need your partner to take over. Well, you just yell out, Michael Barbaro, or whatever your safe word might be. And the trick here is that your kids are listening, so your safe word can't be something like, I hate them, or you were adopted.

Here's the idea. Say your toddler is having a tantrum. You've been dealing with her all day, and you're about to snap, and you need your partner to take over. Well, you just yell out, Michael Barbaro, or whatever your safe word might be. And the trick here is that your kids are listening, so your safe word can't be something like, I hate them, or you were adopted.

Here's the idea. Say your toddler is having a tantrum. You've been dealing with her all day, and you're about to snap, and you need your partner to take over. Well, you just yell out, Michael Barbaro, or whatever your safe word might be. And the trick here is that your kids are listening, so your safe word can't be something like, I hate them, or you were adopted.

Really?

Really?

Really?

That's not so much a safe word.

That's not so much a safe word.

That's not so much a safe word.