Yes, That’s My Kid!

In this episode we discuss the Buffalo Massacre, exit strategies, and our thoughts on our kids carrying weapons.

This week we discuss finding the balance between teaching our kids ourselves and allowing schools to play their role, the level of emphasis we put on grades and how we performed in school.

It’s no secret that our children’s complexion is a stark contrast from our own. In this episode we talk about whether or not this impacts our relationship with our children.

In this live episode we discuss our experiences traveling with and without kids, how they reacted the first time we traveled without them and whether we feel guilty when leaving our children.

In this episode, we discuss our views on monogamous relationships and how it relates to our kids. Specifically, we talk about how we will teach our kids about it, whether or not we fully understood the commitment of having a monogamous relationship, and discussing expectations with our partners.

In this episode, we discuss how people perceive us, as parents, based on the looks of or interaction with our children. Oh, and there’s a little bit of judging on our end. We also discuss the cultural differences of a child’s appearance.

In this episode, we discuss our experiences with newborn & infant sleep habits. Particularly, we discussed our strategies to get our kids to sleep through the night, co-sleeping, naps, and advice around tools that helped along the way. Connect With Us:Instagram: @yesthatsmykidSolo.to.https://solo.to/YesThatsMyKid

Are you imposing your trauma on your children? Listen in on our discussion as we address the impact of our childhood trauma, how we go about selecting a therapist, and whether we want our children to experience trauma and hardships.

There’s a thin line between compliments and harassment. Discussion on the levels of cat calling, how men handle rejection, and how we plan to approach these topics with our children.