What's up everyone and welcome back to another episode of the Trying 2 Parent Podcast! We've got a lot to cover today, so let's dive right in.
We recently watched the Super Mario Bros. movie, and let's just say it Amanda has an issue with Peach. We'll share our thoughts on that later in the episode. In other news, things are getting pretty heated with the Florida Governor, and it's been quite a spectacle to witness. Glad we don't live there.
This week, we're reflecting on our relationships with our parents while growing up. We discuss the good and the bad, exploring different aspects such as support, strictness, fairness, and communication. Our experiences with our parents have shaped who we are today, and we share some personal insights.
On a brighter note, we had some highs this week. My momma came to visit, and spending time with her has been wonderful. We also enjoyed some incredible beach days these last two days.
Unfortunately, there was also a low point. I had a rather intense encounter with a tattoo artist I recently started working with. Let's just say things got heated, but we'll share more details later.
We also some insightful notes from the book "Raising Good Humans" by Hunter Clark Fields. We discusses how anger is often a secondary emotion, with underlying causes such as embarrassment, fear, sadness, and more. We also dive into the topic of yelling at kids and its long-term effects. Research shows that yelling can lead to increased aggression, loss of trust, and a breakdown in the parent-child connection.
For our "Ask the Listeners" question, we want to know your triggers as a person or, more importantly, as a parent. Share your thoughts and experiences with us!
And of course, we can't forget our "I Love the 90s" trivia. Get ready to test your knowledge about the World Wide Web, minimum wage in the 90s, famous name changes, and a memorable boxing match involving Mike Tyson.
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