Invisible postpartum, Princess Diana's Beanie Baby & the ChatGPT parenting tip shocking the internet
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Okay, Jules. Harrisons. Jules.
Jules. Wow, that's kind of cool. I'm into that. Okay. Monday fun day. All right. Welcome back to another episode of Two Parents in a Podcast. Okay, I have an exercise for us to do off the top.
Okay, P needs to hear my voice really quick to see if my volume is correct. Okay, P looks like a DJ.
I saw some feedback that Alex isn't speaking into the mic.
That was a joke. Oh, I was going to say I've never gotten that feedback before in my life.
No. When that whole mic gate happened.
Yeah.
Yeah. I was proven to be very wrong.
Well, we're working on it. Let the people know. Guys, we're working on it. We've changed the way that we're, this is all over my head, but changed the way we're compressing Harrison's voice so that your lows are higher and your highs are lower and blah, blah, blah. But we're working on it actively. A bunch of stuff P's actively working on, I guess.
That will hopefully help the sound within your ears.
It seems to mainly be a problem when people are listening in the car.
Well, then talk to your car provider.
No.
Oh, you have something on your tooth.
Oh, no.
This tooth right here. On the left.
Everyone has to tell me when that happens. I would. I can't see you.
Yeah, there's nobody who can see me but you. Can you smile? Do you see it?
I got it. It was lip gloss, I assume.
No.
Yeah, okay.
It looks like something from the piece of bread this morning.
Thank you for identifying it. It sure was.
I made you breakfast, so I know what you're eating. It couldn't have been the eggs.
And I eat the same thing every day. eggs two eggs scrambled a piece of raisin toast from the ezekiel bread and peanut butter if we don't have sourdough yeah which we don't so well yeah one sourdough bread that one of our neighbors makes us has butter in it so i can't eat that but it's anyways all right here's the exercise ready okay okay So now that it's August, July, one of my friends, Tony, told me this. So months as days of the week. So July is the only month that is a Saturday. Does that make sense? Said differently, this might land. January is a Monday.
Yes, but July is not a Saturday. What is July? Like July is Wednesday.
It's the middle of the week. No, but everyone is like off in Europe. Like it is the vibe of a Friday. Sorry, a Saturday.
I don't agree that it's the only Saturday. I think July is a Saturday. I think June is also a Saturday. Just in the mindset of like- September is also a Monday. The energy is different.
September is a Monday.
Go back to school. It's such a Monday.
The energy is different over the summer.
I think everyone's brains work differently though. Like my brain works linearly where I'm like July is Wednesday because it's the middle of the year. You're going off a vibe. I'm going off vibes. But if you ask me, I'm saying it's Wednesday. What's your Friday?
You got vacation. You got summer hours.
November or I guess October.
october november is a thursday and that's not just because of thanksgiving but and i think that december december is the toughest one for me to nail down because it's a bit friday vibes but it's also a bit sunday vibes yeah it's both so that one's tough to me and february is very tuesday wednesday i agree friday is definitely saturday sorry december is definitely saturday You don't think December has some Sunday vibes of, like, January's coming?
Well, here's where I'm such a weirdo. I love Monday. So, like, I love January. So that both nails to me. I love January because it's a new week to go and get things done. I know that just, like, sounds like such a cheeseball thing to say, but, like, I... But that's the power of perspective. Like, I have a pop on my step every Monday morning.
Yeah.
Go crush the week. Boom.
You sure do. And today, it's funny, we're talking to you now on a Monday morning.
I feel great right now.
Give us your mentality. Let me tell you what.
Here's my mentality. I love being in Austin, and I love that I'm not traveling, have no work travel, have no family travel. I love that we are here. I feel like I'm just going to have a super productive week.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–5:10
2
Which month-is-a-day debate starts the episode and why do they say July feels like Saturday?
5:10–15:08
3
How did the family manage sleep and sickness when both kids had fevers?
15:08–26:30
4
What grandparent gift idea did they recommend and is the Princess Diana Beanie Baby actually worth $10K?
26:30–39:01
5
What does 'invisible postpartum' mean and how did Alex describe her postpartum experience?
39:01–57:47
6
What is the quickest way to break a negative thought spiral according to the research they discussed?
57:47–1:08:08
Speakers
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