ABOUT THIS EPISODE
With my oldest turning 15 yesterday, it's got me feeling some kind of WAY. I thought turning it into a podcast with some of my best advice for parenting could make it feel cathartic, and in a way help you out, too.
Presenting: 15 parenting lessons I wish I had 15 years ago (but also let's be real, sometimes ya girl just have to learn some of these the hard way).
Whether you're not a parent, in the early stages, or an old pro, I hope you find a bit of joy in this episode. Even if it's only from the old underwear.
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