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Going on vacation with young kids often means hours-long car rides. If all goes well, the journey can be as much fun as the destination. If not, it can make for a rough vacation.
Remember life before social media? It's difficult to recall how we stayed connected with our network of friends before Facebook, but somehow we did.
Getting into a rhythm is pretty essential to parenting. But what happens when routine becomes a little too routine and we fall into patterns that might benefit from being broken?
The task of thinking up new ways to keep our kids engaged each day can be exhausting. So how do we keep it from feeling like a burden?
A trip to the beach is typically equated with rest and relaxation. But now going to the beach with little kids is pretty much the opposite.
Healthy eating and exercise will get you pretty far in life, yet there's still the major mental challenge in our day-to-day that is stress.
Working out is one aspect of taking care of yourself and living a while, but a healthy diet is equally important. And with this too, being a parent means we've got to model what it looks like to eat right. So... what does it look like?
We all know we're supposed to get in some exercise every week in order to live long, healthy, happy lives. How exactly do we pull it off when work and parenting devour most of our days?
When's the last time you had a real conversation with your neighbor? Or asked someone at work more than the obligatory, "How are you?" These days that kind of connection to people in our real everyday lives can feel pretty distant.
After a couple weeks off from recording, it's time to catch up on what's going on with Patrick, John and their families. A smorgasbord of topics, featuring some of the latest challenges with food, tales from Great Britain, the art of dance, and, as always, pee and poop shenanigans.
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