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Okay, let's have a little chit chat about when bedtime goes wrong. Yes, we're still dealing with bedtime issues. I don't know if you heard

last week's solo episode, but I told the story of a major meltdown where ultimately Milo

made me cry. Go back and listen. Maybe you'll be able to relate to it if you also have

a passionate toddler. Let's put it that way so last night and

this is what the routine or like this little um phase that mylo is in he'll go to bed totally fine

like he's in such a good mood after school we have dinner he does He does his bath time, bedtime routine. Everything's

fine. He goes to bed, super happy. And we go downstairs. We have the monitor on. He's just like

playing with his toys, which he always does. And then eventually he falls asleep. But the last few

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