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