SOBRE ESTE EPISÓDIO
After an unanticipated break due to illness Blaise is back with the second and final part of his blind parenting series. He shares tips on changing diapers, bathing, and how he dealt with circumcision. In the second half of the show he demonstrates some of the tech he uses for being a parent, along with how being Dad has helped with confidence issues.
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