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Jan 24Liked by Dr. Cara Goodwin, PhD

As someone who constantly grapples between super-specific instructions and wishy-washy 'laissez-faire' parenting approaches, it's great to see some abstract parenting recommendations, with real-life examples and implementations. Will definitely be checking out the podcast as well!

Request/consideration for future newsletters - I'm much more 'into' parenting blogs/community resources than my full-time wife, and definitely have noticed how 'mom-centered' most products, content channels, and communities are; Are there any high-level studies that have examined whether this affects the buy-in from fathers/husbands/etc?

(On a personal level, I've learned to push through any content that says 'mom' enough times and recognize intriscally that I can benefit from it, but I am curious/worried as to how many fathers aren't willing to take the content in as sincerely due to how it's framed)

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Thank you so much for that feedback. I truly appreciate it. One of my goals is to diversify my subscribers and I know to do that I need to update my word choice, have topics that appeal to all parents, and branch out from only mom interviews. If there are newsletters that do a good job at this or people I should interview, I would love your suggestions.

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Thanks for the follow-up reply!

I've been happily following Patrick Klepek of Crossplay as we sit in a similar demographic (gamer father who wants to continue gaming) and will definitely keep an eye out for similar content creators!

(link: https://patrickklepek.substack.com/)

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Jan 24Liked by Dr. Cara Goodwin, PhD

Such an excellent discussion from two parenting “experts” who are also real moms and who care about raising resilient, good humans. Thank you!

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Thank you! It was such a fun discussion to do!

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