Co-sleeping, the ‘pay-to-play’ sports problem & Summer House is coming to Canada?!
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Okay, ready? Okay. I'm going to do a big sneeze.
Do you know they say if you look at the sun or a light, then you won't.
Well, I'll just look at you then.
Aw. The ray of sunshine. The light of your life. Or both.
Hoorah.
All right, welcome back to another episode of Two Parents in a Podcast. Oh, happy Friday, you guys. Okay, I just saw something talking about how women are gonna start doing laundry like men barbecue. Okay, so she puts the laundry in.
I think I'm gonna love this.
She cracks open a cold one. She just sits there and watches it, you know, dry. And then the kids come, nope, go ask your daddy, I'm busy. Come on, is that not the best thing ever?
Well, I'm processing.
And then the kids come, it's not done yet. And then she shows that it's got two hours left of drying. It's the best ever.
Well, to take it to a step further, especially on the Traeger.
Because it's doing the app.
The Traeger, you set the temperature so there's no guesswork. And you're slow cooking. So often you're cooking for 3, 6, 8, 12 hours. Yep. That's pretty good.
The internet sometimes, man, they're so funny. They're so funny sometimes. I just, I die. All right. I've got an exercise to start us off today. Ready? Ready. It takes me 35 years to figure out which one I wanted to do. Oh, I told Rocky this morning about how 49% of American adults under the age of 30 lived with their parents last year.
And you're telling him he was going to live with his parents until he was 30?
Just warming him up. Just letting him know. All right.
It is... It is crazy how like looking back at kind of predictions or reflections we made through Tate's first one to two years versus like what's coming to reality. The change at three months, we talked about that. We have talked about that many, many times. How like at three months the baby becomes just so different.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah.
Couldn't be more true. Rocky, it is night, like, it is true night and day.
Oh, I'm so emotional about it, though. Tomorrow is his three-month-old birthday. Last night, though, you guys, he went to bed at 11 and he woke up at 5.30. Good boy. That is so many hours to sleep straight for a sweet little boy.
But... But he's making noises. He's just, he's awake, like, a lot.
And he goes...
And he's smiling. He's interacting. It's just, versus the first three months, you get sleep. You get pretty much sleep and some rare eye-opening occasions. I got Jules bored.
No. I was just thinking of that fourth trimester. That's what I was going to say.
It's the fourth trimester.
Yeah.
The last three months.
And it's like a light switch. Is that a song? Like a light switch.
Out Like a Light Switch by Charlie Puth.
Hold on. No, there's a rap song.
So does this mean, hold on, if this is his three-month birthday and you're pregnant for nine months, does this mean this is my one year of getting pregnant? I can't. I don't know.
I don't think it's his three-month birthday, is it?
What are you talking?
It would be his 12-week birthday. It's his 12-week birthday. Which is different than three months, and that's where we got in trouble last time.
Right, right, right, right. But this is in or around when I got pregnant. Right? It is... It would be... This would be a... July, yeah.
I feel like this is when we figured it out.
Directionally, this would be when I got pregnant. My brain... Happy one year to me.
Happy one year to you. My ray of sunshine.
Thank you, the light of your life. Oh! So exciting to not be pregnant this time. Yay. Well, do you want to talk about kids living at home? Yeah. What was the exercise you were going to start with? Well, I was going to start with the exercise of back in my day, we walked uphill both ways in the snow to school. What is the that of our generation?
I like that one.
So I'll ask you, okay, what is the, right? Insert thing here. Back in my day, we walked uphill both ways in the snow to school, right? What is the that of our generation? For example, I did four years of school without chat, GBT.
Yeah, but our parents would just say, I did four years of school without a laptop.
How did Rocky’s 3‑month milestone change life in the Bennett household?
Well, also, it used to be for us, we can tell our kids, it used to be if we missed a show, it was gone forever.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–4:54
2
How did Rocky’s 3‑month milestone change life in the Bennett household?
4:54–11:38
3
What is the 'back in my day' equivalent for our generation (e.g., college without ChatGPT)?
11:38–20:29
4
Why are camp letters being scanned and texted instead of sent by snail mail?
20:29–49:02
5
What was the hosts' first‑time co‑sleeping experience with Rocky and is it safe?
49:02–1:11:18
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