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Are parents more judged than ever? 

This eye-opening conversation e tackles the quiet shame and loud opinions parents face every day — from their partners, their own parents, in-laws, friends, and especially the online world. 

Andrew and Caroline dig into the everyday moments that spark doubt, the awkward birthday parties, the unsolicited advice, and why the loudest voices often come from the most insecure places. 

With laughs, lived stories, and a challenge to step back from the noise, this episode is a must for every parent who's ever second-guessed themselves. Come for the diaper explosions, stay for the sanity-saving truths. 

Homework Ideas 

Check your parenting compass: Write down three values that matter most to you as a parent. Let those guide your choices — not outside voices. 

Play “Parent Role Reversal”: Try parenting for a week as if you were your co-parent. Are you usually the “fun one”? Try being firmer. More structured? Try leaning into flexibility. Talk about what worked (and what didn’t). 

Practice Connection Over Correction

Practice staying grounded in connection — even when you’re dealing with tough parenting moments. Complete the following and keep it on the fridge, in your car, or folded in your wallet. It’s for you, your values, and your kids. 

                1. _________________________________________ 

                2. _________________________________________ 

                3. _________________________________________ 

           “My anchor phrase is: _________________________________________” 

 Keep this close. You don’t need to be perfect. You just need to show up, stay steady, and stay human. 

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