Ocean Has a Lot To Say
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What childhood stories does Ocean share with Lala and Easton?
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How do Lala and Easton feel about co-parenting dynamics?
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hello gorgeous it's lala kent welcome to untraditionally lala hello gorgeous welcome to the bonus episode of untraditionally lala i am here with tt hello hello matey we were balls deep and watching uh the valley the val yo it's It's pretty bitchin' now. Too bad I'm not. Too bad we can't talk about it. Too bad I'm not still talking about it. It's getting really good. A lot of people had written in to Untraditionally Lala's Instagram page, and people are really interested in your life, Easton. Like, what is your day-to-day and all of those things? what we do to maintain keeping a small circle, the co-parenting, which is obviously very untraditional when it comes to thinking about the way my household works.
I co-parent with my mom. I co-parent with Easton. And just kind of like this stage of life, so many people, because I think a lot of people that listen to the podcast They're moms. They are maybe going through breakups. They're venturing back into dating as single moms. It's all just a lot. And dipping your toe in the waters can feel like you're taking the giant leap of faith that you never thought you'd ever have to make. That made me feel scared. When you lived in Utah, T, did you have, I feel like you never had a small circle until age got you.
Yeah.
Yeah, I mean, in Utah, Landon, I mean, my circle was pretty small. Would I go out with a whole bunch of people? Yeah, but like, they weren't my people, you know, if that makes sense. But like Landon, who lived, who was a roommate, my roommate, like that, I hung out with him. Jake, Taylor, still talk to them. But with Landon comes a lot of do. So I would just hang out with Landon and Landon would plan a lot of things. I'm not a planner, so now I don't do. If that makes sense. Yeah. But I also. Like Janet is Landon for you. Janet's the planner. Yeah. But even Michelle is the planner. Okay. Like if Janet didn't plan like Nate Bargatze or now we're going to a monster truck thing. It's like without any of that, I wouldn't see anybody.
Because I don't plan.
No, I don't take initiative. So my circles really are like, I don't know. I don't think my circle's that small. I also just don't post. like that's that's the other thing is I tell you like you need to you need to post more but can I tell you I'm kind of the same way like if you were to look at my Instagram it really looks like I just kind of kick it at home which for the most part like that's what I prefer to do but when I go out and I've spoken about this many times I'm so in the moment that I forget to get any sort of like fun content so when I go out with someone and I watch them I'm like make sure you fucking
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What childhood stories does Ocean share with Lala and Easton?
0:00–2:01
2
How do Lala and Easton feel about co-parenting dynamics?
2:01–5:52
3
What challenges do they face in co-parenting?
5:52–9:01
4
How does Ocean's time with her father affect her behavior?
9:01–12:13
5
What are the emotional struggles of being a working mom?
12:13–15:15
6
How do they manage feelings of guilt related to parenting?
15:15–18:21
7
What insights do they share about maintaining friendships?
18:21–22:53
8
How do they celebrate milestones in their children's lives?
22:53–43:58