Buck and Roxanne have had recent incidents in their households that have prompted major changes and major perspective adjustments. Sure, parenting is beautiful, awe-inspiring, meaningful, etc...but it is also REALLY hard work!

Had a blast chatting with Nikki DeBartolo and Ben Heldfond about their book collaboration. They co-authored a book, Our Happy Divorce.  Yes, it's their story of learning to come together in a positive way (after splitting up) all for the sake of their son. A divorce is like many of life's major transitions...it's a time during which you have the potential to experience major growth. You can find this really cool book online.

Are you overrun by the opposite sex in your family? Plus Buck and Roxanne how to prepare your kids to deal with their first broken heart.

How do you know your toddler loves you? They'll show you in some subtle and not so subtle ways. And when did your kids start to provide commentary on the differences between men and women? Buck's son and Roxanne's daughter are starting to notice those differences.

I often talk about my daughter's father on our podcast, but now you can meet him. Doug and I try to give each other honest feedback as to what we are doing correctly and incorrectly as parents. And a child safety expert joins us on how to baby proof the house.

Had such a great conversation with Dr. David Dean. He's Medical Director at Doctors Urgent Care. As parents, we worry about everything related to accidents or illnesses when it comes to our kids. When do we need to get to the doctor RIGHT AWAY? Dr. Dean helps us out and also explains the science behind super bugs and the dangers of flesh-eating bacteria.

That's how Buck felt after a bed-wetting nightmare...and how Roxanne feels with pregnancy brain. Here are some stories to give parents some laughs and let you know: You're Not Alone!

Had so much fun talking motherhood, balancing work-life and motherhood, and first-day-of-school jitters with the beautiful and talented MEREDITH from Wilder 94.1.

Buck and Roxanne are curious as to how to cultivate "gifts" their children may have. When do you push kids and when do you just let them be kids? Edie Darling is a a veteran law enforcement agent, spiritual leader and motivational speaker. She joins in to talk about her new book, and she shares her own personal journey of developing her innate gifts.

How do parents avoid having kids who end up making poor decisions, like deciding to try vaping? Roxanne and Buck kick their own ideas around and then talk to an expert, Dr. Tanya Bogle. Dr. Bogle gives us the signs to watch out for.