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Parenting toddlers - "I Think the Parents that Say Their Toddlers Aren't Assholes are the Assholes"
07:03 - 10:51 (03:48)
A parent discusses the challenges of raising toddlers, acknowledging their unpredictable behavior and rejecting the idea that perfect parenting can prevent tantrums and messes.
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In this episode, the hosts discuss the common feeling of thinking toddlers are assholes, despite societal pressure to think otherwise.
07:03 - 07:38 (00:35)
Parenting
Summary
In this episode, the hosts discuss the common feeling of thinking toddlers are assholes, despite societal pressure to think otherwise.
ChapterParenting toddlers - "I Think the Parents that Say Their Toddlers Aren't Assholes are the Assholes"
EpisodeToddlers are Assholes
PodcastI've Had It
A mother opens up about her difficult relationship with her daughter, Emily, whom she refers to as a "mean-spirited toddler," and shares stories of her frustrating experiences with other mothers in their social circle.
07:38 - 08:40 (01:02)
Motherhood
Summary
A mother opens up about her difficult relationship with her daughter, Emily, whom she refers to as a "mean-spirited toddler," and shares stories of her frustrating experiences with other mothers in their social circle.
ChapterParenting toddlers - "I Think the Parents that Say Their Toddlers Aren't Assholes are the Assholes"
EpisodeToddlers are Assholes
PodcastI've Had It
A mother and stepmother raise their five children together, but this blissful family moment is interrupted by a toddler vomiting in the chip bowl.
08:41 - 10:51 (02:10)
Parenting
Summary
A mother and stepmother raise their five children together, but this blissful family moment is interrupted by a toddler vomiting in the chip bowl.