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trusted by parents nationwide. Welcome to the mom room. Guys, it happened again. And you know what's so funny before I came downstairs to record this episode, I thought to myself, sometimes when I record with Tanya, she makes me cry. Like she'll ask me something in a way that just lets all my emotions out. And so I was getting my water to come down to record. And in my mind, I'm like, no, I'm not in the mood to cry. Like I'm not going to cry today for sure. And then she did it again. Guys, she did it again. So I have a little cry moment in this episode. I am so excited for you guys to listen to this one because it is all the things that have been on my mind in the last little while. I feel like every once in a

while, the gentle parenting thing comes up and I have so many questions. Usually when we go through

a difficult situation with Milo and we address it and the situation's over, then I start ruminating and

thinking about like, oh, is what we did okay? Like, should I have done this better? Anyways,

so this all started when we had that episode where we sent Milo to his room. Then I had so many

questions. And Tanya was like, we should do an episode. Or no, I think I asked her, can we do an

episode on gentle parenting what it is and what it isn't? Tanya outlines a bunch of things that are missing from

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