Jan 15, 2016
We swear, we manage to get through this episode on swearing without violating our clean podcast rating, though we have to bleep ourselves plenty. Here's your bleepin' roadmap for this week's chat:
1:55: What's New With You?: And what are you wearing? Most of us made it out of our PJs for this recording, so yay us!
6:19: Topic 1 — Do you swear in front of your kids? Inspired by an article on the Scary Mommy blog, we have a bleepin' good conversation about the topic (and appreciate an article claiming that people who curse are bleepin' smart).
17:32: Topic 2: Powerball! — By now we know we lost, those of us who played. But it's still fun to think about what might have been. Recording studios! Private jets! Homes with the right lighting for video chats!
27:04: Interview of the Week — Terri and Amanda chat with Robert Rummel Hudson about whether and how parents of kids with special needs should write about their kids, which is a bit of a thing at the moment.
38:08: Shameless Self-Promotion — Terri shared a substitution she'd like to make for that "cut and paste to support kids with special needs" meme going around, along with a list of more meaningful things to do; Amanda shared a series of pieces on “How to Say It: Responding When Kids With Learning and Attention Issues Are Frustrated”; Nicole shared her blog www.theinclusiveclass.com; and Catherine shared ideas for Valentine’s Day party activities and activities for the 100th day of school.
Thanks as always to Jon Morin for producing our podcast and most especially for our spiffy new in-and-out music. If you're reading this somewhere without hyperlinks, come to http://parentingroundabout.com for the full recap experience.