Moms You Meet on the Playground | Parenting in a Pandemic

Wall Street Journal's Family + Tech Columnist, Julie Jargon, joins us to process our fears about our kids getting way too much screen time.

Movement expert and mom, Jenna Zaffino, joins us to discuss all things movement and exercise and how our perspective (like so many things) can affect our kids.

Our guest this week has decades of experience in early childhood development, so of course, we talked about the effects the pandemic will have on our kids—academically, emotionally, and socially.

Teacher and mom Sydney Walters finds time to chat with us about what it's been like teaching from home while her kids have been learning from home.

You know who else you can meet on the playground? Nannies. Unfortunately, there seems to be a societal "versus" when it comes to moms and the caregivers they hire. Why? We've invited nanny Jada Rashawn to our playground to honestly talk this through.

We're honored to have Callie Glorioso-Mays join us this week. We dive deeply into what it's like trying to strike the tricky balance between giving our kids the space to explore their independence while still being their greatest protectors.

Our special guest is Melissa Love—a nurse who has been on the frontlines of the pandemic. We enjoyed connecting over our different and similar parenting experiences during COVID.

Introducing...our kids! You've heard us talk about them so much, so let's hear what they have to say about 2020 and remote learning.

It's been...a year. We're joined by Shazmin Taylor to reflect on 2020 and talk about what things we'll keep from this year and what we're happy to leave behind when we flip the calendar.

Our first dad guest! Luke Chitwood, joins us to talk through the decision-making process of deciding the school environment that's best for our kids and the responsibility that comes with it.