Flying with kids, toddler leashes & crop tops while pregnant

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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?

Unknown 0:00
Are you the one keeping everything together in your family, but maybe you're secretly or not so secretly falling apart?

What kind of friends can you sit in silence with?

Unknown 0:06
Dude, you are not alone. We have been there too.

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Unknown 0:09
I'm Joanne. And I'm Brie. And we're the hosts of the No Guilt Mom Podcast. If your to-do list never ends, your kids depend on you for everything, and you're constantly putting your own needs last... Or if you're the go-to parent, but you're starting to feel burnt out and resentful, we're here to help. Each week, we give you practical strategies from parenting and psychology experts and from our own Real Mom experience to help you take back time, energy, and joy. So you can stop feeling like you're the family martyr and start leading as a confident, guilt-free role model.

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Unknown 0:43
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Alex Bennett 0:52
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Unknown 1:05
OK. Yes. Yes.
Alex Bennett 1:07
Welcome back to another episode of Two Parents in a Podcast.
Unknown 1:11
Hello.
Alex Bennett 1:12
How's your vibe today on this Monday?
Unknown 1:13
It's good. It's very relaxed.
Alex Bennett 1:16
Why is it so relaxed? It's odd.

How can you handle toddler night wakings effectively?

Alex Bennett 1:17
Harrison had a – him and Bub spent about four hours awake last night together bonding.
Harrison Fugman 1:24
Just got a good week ahead.
Alex Bennett 1:26
Yeah? Yeah. Feeling dialed in. What we did last night was so good. Harrison wanted – and this is what happens. This happens about every Sunday – Around 11 a.m. he's like, let's invite people over for dinner.

What are the best ways to bond with your toddler?

Alex Bennett 1:37
Let's do something fun. And then I don't do that. I've learned I'm not going to invite people over for dinner.
Unknown 1:42
I've never been so happy when you said, I was like, let's invite people over.

Why do some parents choose to use a child safety tether?

Unknown 1:46
You're like, oh, I'll text X. And then two hours went by. I was like, oh my goodness. Like, oh, we committed to social plans and I don't want to do them. And it was my idea. And I asked, I was like, so did you, what did they say? And you're like, I didn't text. I was, I couldn't have been more happier.
Alex Bennett 2:03
I know because I knew what you wanted to do last night and what you want to do last night was get the house ready for the week, eat a good dinner and go to bed early. Yeah. And I knew you wanted to do that, but I knew, cause this is, this has always been the running joke, you know, happy hour always used to sound fun around 10, 10 or 11 AM. Right. You start texting your friends, let's do something tonight. And then, you know, four o'clock hits and like, all you want to do is go to bed.

What are effective screen-free tips for flying with a toddler?

Unknown 2:29
Yeah. Can I tell you something kind of funny that you don't know about me?
Alex Bennett 2:32
Yeah.
Unknown 2:33
So when I lived in San Francisco on Sundays, like almost rain or shine, I would order Thai feasts, okay? And I would always order green chicken curry with a side of shrimp pad thai.
Alex Bennett 2:51
Wow.
Unknown 2:52
Okay? And so last night's craving was, dinner craving was like on the back of that. And that's why I made green chicken curry.
Alex Bennett 3:00
We did. We had chicken curry last night. It was so good. You did a phenomenal job cooking it. Thank you. We're at the phase with the neighbors where we just went to the store and bought groceries and went over to their house and cooked it. And that doesn't count as being social, by the way.
Unknown 3:16
Well, we got very lucky. They weren't supposed to be in town. So the initial game plan was, I was like, oh, amazing. We'll have just like, what do you want to call it? A village dinner? Yeah. We'll have a village dinner. They said they weren't going to be in town. And what I love about it, it's like brainless, if that's the right word. Yeah. Like you can just sit there and not like worry about small talk and you really just like your comfort level. It doesn't matter what you're wearing. It doesn't matter if the food is undercooked, if the food is like not cooked. It does matter if the chicken's undercooked. It does matter. But like you know what I mean. No, it's the friend. Like I tried kelp noodles last night.
Unknown 3:55
Yeah. And like I'm not going to try kelp noodles in a setting that I'm not super comfortable in.

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