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In this episode, we’re easing back in with a gentle reintroduction—and an honest look at what’s been sitting at the surface (and underneath) lately. From the realities of parenting in a noisy world to the quiet questions shaping our days, this conversation reflects on what it means to parent upstream with intention, compassion, and curiosity. It’s a check-in, a grounding pause, and an invitation to reflect on what’s been top of mind for you, too. If you’re craving connection, perspective, and a reminder that you’re not alone in this season, this episode is for you.
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Jerry Blackburn & Marcelle Waldman - Parenting Upstream
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