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Hey, everyone, welcome to another episode of the Daily Dad podcast.

If you're a parent, you have heard, hopefully, of the works of today's guest, Adam Rubin,

most famously of Dragons Love Tacos, Secret Pizza Party, High Five, Robosauce, all great books that I carry

in the painted porch. You can get them on Amazon, anywhere books are sold. Adam's a great author. I've known him for more than 10 years now. I talked to him on Daily Stoke about a whole bunch of stuff, following your dreams, creative passions, how to be creative. But I wanted to give you some cuts of that episode where we specifically talk about kind of the childlike mindset, putting yourself in the eyes and shoes and skin of your kids,

what it means to be silly, what it means to be fun, and how sadly, educationally and

parentally, we crush these natural aspects of childhood. He talks about how, when he goes and talks

at these assemblies, he asks the

kindergartners and the first graders and the second graders and third graders and fourth graders,

who loves to write, who loves to draw. And he watches as the kids get older, fewer and fewer

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