Yes. Play With Your Food: Seconds

Yes. Play With Your Food: Seconds

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It’s All Millennials Fault. All of It.

If you don’t like this episode of Childproof, it’s probably our fault. Not because we’re the hosts and responsible for making this show listenable but because we’re millennials. We ruin everything else. Apparently. Listen, we’d love to retire. We’re trying. We really just want to ...  Afficher plus

Parenting Linguistics?

Do you call it a trolley, a buggy, or a cart? Soda, pop, or coke? On this episode of Childproof we discuss language quirks, regional dialects, and, just for a little bit, remember this is a parenting podcast and somehow pigeonhole our random off-topic wanderings back into the par ...  Afficher plus

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