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A woman shares her experience of being approached by a stranger while shopping for lipstick at Walgreens and discusses the challenges of competing for attention on social media as a small business owner. She also talks about completing simple tasks while shopping.
A driver who was nearly hit by a dangerous driver questions whether her approach of confronting the driver was the best course of action and whether she should have called the police instead.
A parent discusses the challenges of raising toddlers, acknowledging their unpredictable behavior and rejecting the idea that perfect parenting can prevent tantrums and messes.
The speaker questions the origin of the "Everyone Gets a Trophy" culture and criticizes parents who use cruel names for their children. A photo of a young child is also mentioned.
A conversation between two individuals about the challenges of motherhood and relationships, with one person expressing the belief that their children's lives should be perfect and the other pointing out the potential flaws in that thinking.
Two individuals talk about a movement in parenting where children are taught that their lives are supposed to be perfect leading to a lack of coping skills in times of distress and frustration.
The speaker discusses the entitlement and lack of consideration for others that comes with revealing a baby's gender and expecting others to care.
The pressure of hosting and attending baby showers and other gift-giving events can be overwhelming, but one solution is for pregnant women to register for gifts instead of having traditional baby showers.
In this episode, the hosts discuss the rumor that pineapple, when used as a party decoration or served as a dish, is an international symbol of swingers.
In this episode, the speaker shares his perspective on being around kids during adult gatherings and how it can change the atmosphere. He also discusses how acknowledging the behavior of his children during their younger years does not necessarily mean that they are still that way now.
A host discusses their strict bedtime policy for children and how it relates to not allowing babies at an adult pool party.