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I think the most complicated thing for a parent to understand is they hate you, but they need you, and how do you show up when you feel like they don't watch you?

Because they're being mean-agers, isn't that what you call them?

I call them mean-agers, yet.

It has been a while. We are back. It's 2023, and we're so excited to bring you guys new content.

And if you're new here, this is the podcast where we share common parent experts because honestly, you don't even know how good they are until you begin to listen.

And every time we have a new expert or a new person, it's like we take something from it, and you would never have even thought that thought or seen it from that perspective.

And then you hear the podcast and the expert and you're like, oh my gosh, this has been...

Like so eye-opening, and this expert, actually, Lorraine Candy, she has a book, it's called 101 Things, Only Moms of Teenage Girls, Amboise, No.

And I guess if you're not in the phase, this is such a good window for you all to listen to these experts because I think it applies to every age, but often,

Teenagehood does bring different struggles, different behaviors, and often not the love and return of what you're actually getting or used to when they were younger.

They can have bad behavior, but often they have to come in for a hug.

Hugs are far and few between if you have a teenager, you know exactly what I'm talking about.

Lorraine Candy is debunks about having children that you thought were one sweet, loving, and then basically you wake up, and it's like an irrational fire breathing drag, and you're like, sorry, what happened?

You can't even breathe without them being frustrated with you.

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