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People can argue left and right over how to parent their kids, but no matter which way you slice it, this two-person job works best when each parent pulls their weight.
He sounds normal
Who's gonna tell her?
Success makes the beggars crawl out of the woodwork.
My house, my rules
Poor kid
nothing like having to work while there's a party happening at your house
When is it mommy and daddy's vacation?
Never tell Mom a secret you don't want the whole family to hear about
Parenting is sort of like the Olympics. Keeps you awake during odd hours, makes you care about things you never knew existed, and gives you good small-talk content
He put a sign and everything
counting down the minutes
Co-parenting ain't easy
She's in for an awakening
Technology has made parenting so much more complex. You can be more involved than ever, or you can leave your kid to rot their brain on TikTok unsupervised for the majority of their waking days. The choice is for parents to make, but there are certainly cases of observing your kid too closely. I was in high school when the Life360 app became popular, and so many parents of my friends used it. The app diligently tracks a person's location and collects tons of data about how they're traveling fro…
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