Savannah and Ari talk what human parents say to their kids and what duck parents do to their ducklings. 

Ari shares about an annoying thing that happens at work and a conversation he overheard. Savannah talks about a series of Instagram reels and the questionable parenting practice it encourages.

Savannah and Ari discuss the children’s book Goodnight Moon, Ari getting Covid, Savannah quitting her job, and cringe/problematic things on social media.

Savannah and Ari talk about their experiences with living tiny (or just small in some instances). They reflect on the three homes they’ve lived in and discuss the good, the bad, the ugly, and the tiny.

Savannah and Ari talk about people falling off bicycles and whether your spouse or your children should be your first priority.

In this unedited episode, Savannah and Ari discuss a hairdresser dilemma that made them lose their faith in humanity and what name Ari should go by when he’s teaching.

Savannah and Ari discover and discuss the best and the worst in the world of birthday rewards and rank the items you can receive from Dutch Bros., Old Navy, Burger King, The Cheesecake Factory, and everything in between. Plus, Ari talks about seeing Spanish ads on his phone.

Savannah and Ari recap their recent trip to New York City by rating a bunch of elements of the trip on a scale of 1 to 10—NY-style pizza, the Statue of Liberty, Time Square, the Harry Potter store, and more. Plus, Savannah talks about her winter reading challenge.

Savannah shares what she learned from reading The Whole Brain Child and she and Ari discuss the ideas presented in the book and how they want to apply it to their own parenting. Plus, they discuss their “sick voice” and share a recent “what was that about?” moment.

Savannah and Ari discuss their upcoming farewell to the smartphone. They talk about why they have decided to get rid of their iPhones, what kind of phones they will be using, some obstacles that they anticipate facing, and their hopes and expectations about life post-smartphone. Plus, Savannah shares some of the *interesting* things that people do and say in Facebook groups.