Does your partner have your back?

Zen Parenting Radio

Todd and Cathy Adams

Education, Philosophy, Parenting, Self-improvement, Kids & Family, Society & Culture

4.8 • 636 Ratings

🗓️ 6 January 2015

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

A listener shares how her husband has her back – he tells the kids that he loves them, but he loves their mom the most. We also discuss how negative behavior from your children is a method of communication – instead of yelling or punishing, consider asking questions and offering some attention.

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0:00.0	Hello, my name's Todd Adams.
0:07.0	And this is Kathy Adams.
0:08.0	Come back to Zen Parenting Radio. So glad you can join us. Happy New Year, right?
0:13.0	Happy 2015.
0:14.0	The big 2015. Do you realize the year 2000 was 15 years ago?
0:19.0	That's crazy to me.
0:20.0	That is crazy talk. But Zen Parent to me. That's crazy talk.
0:21.9	But Zen Parenting 2 Great, it's a podcast.
0:24.0	Not the most famous podcast in history.
0:26.3	Do you know what the most famous podcast in history is, sweetie?
0:29.3	I do, because I listen to it the entire vacation.
0:34.6	What is this we're listening to?
0:35.9	This is the podcast called Serial.
0:38.6	And it completed two or three weeks ago.
0:42.3	And Todd and I just started from the beginning and just listened to them straight through
0:45.9	because we were on a trip to Florida over break.
0:50.5	And it is an excellent podcast.
0:53.2	Yes.
0:53.7	So if you're going to do a road trip, cereal is your answer because it kept me awake
0:59.5	overnight.
1:00.7	In the middle of the night.
1:01.4	And so what is serial?
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