Harrison’s birthday, new screen time rules & family trips to Disney
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Are you the one keeping everything together in your family, but maybe you're secretly or not so secretly falling apart?
What birthday surprise does Harrison receive?
Dude, you are not alone. We have been there too. 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...
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And we're rolling. Does the YouTube just show who's talking? Kind of. Am I on camera when she's talking on the YouTube? Sometimes.
Oh.
I realize I never thought about that. Look alive. I'm very alive. Well, we'll spare you singing you happy birthday. Oh gosh, that would be crazy. Wouldn't that be wild? I've been doing so much singing lately because I'll sing Bub's Twinkle Twinkle Little Star and she knows when it ends and so she starts to do more. So I think I sung it for 18 minutes this morning. You've got a very nice voice. Thank you.
You're soft.
I do have a soft voice. I don't have the best rhythm, but I do have a soft voice. What we've been laughing about with Bub, before Harrison opens his presents from Jules and P, because they brought him presents and I was like, can you open these on camera? I have to say, one thing we were laughing about this morning with our neighbors is how Winnie and Tate do more, but not always in... For food.
What did the neighborhood school Q&A reveal?
For food. What does that mean? Not always in... I think we taught it to them under the context that they'd use it to tell us when they want more food. But now they use it when they want more anything. So if you're like tickling them or kissing them or hugging them or singing to them and they don't want you to stop, they just keep going more. And it's the cutest thing ever. It's the cutest thing ever.
How do new screen time guidelines affect parenting?
Okay. Go, birthday boy. Where we have to give him etiquette points is he did want the card so he could open the card. He reads cards so fast. He'll be done with this in one second. I feel like I need to talk for the listener's sake. If you're on YouTube, you can see him opening it. The delay was I was reading what the card company wrote, not what they wrote yet. Oh. It was a golf joke. What is it?
What bathroom should dads take their daughters to?
What does it say? Wishing you the very best year by par. That's funny. I'm going to guess P was on card duty. Yeah.
Yeah.
By par. I have a golf birthday to go to tomorrow actually. Okay. So very nice message from Pedro. Just wrote H birthday. Actually? Yeah. She didn't even write happy. Just H birthday. I almost wrote HBD and I don't think I did. HBD hags. That's a very nice card. Thank you. That's a very nice card. Thank you. No gifts necessary. No gifts necessary. Okay, let's open them. No, no, no. We're just, card is perfect. No. H, open the gifts. Come on. It provides like a topic of conversation, I think. Okay. I just wonder what Jules and P, okay, this would make sense. I think we have a cookbook. Yeah, this is a phenomenal cookbook. I love this cookbook. Do you have it? I've been wanting this cookbook. I know what it is. I love it. It's actually a phenomenal cookbook.
Honey, show the class. I meant to get it. This is a great cookbook. Oh, the Austin. It's the Austin cookbook. It's from all of the- The Austin restaurants. Yes. And they're actually, they have the good restaurants in it. That's why I like it so much. I got this. Yeah, this is on my to-buy list. So this is a phenomenal gift.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:06
2
What birthday surprise does Harrison receive?
0:06–0:21
3
Is it acceptable to tell a tiny relationship lie?
0:21–2:09
4
What did the neighborhood school Q&A reveal?
2:09–2:27
5
How do new screen time guidelines affect parenting?
2:27–2:55
6
What bathroom should dads take their daughters to?
2:55–4:16
7
How does travel influence toddler development?
4:16–4:25
8
How is Costco making IVF treatment more affordable?
4:25–1:28:23
Speakers
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