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of the Mo News podcast. It's Moschuanunu here with a conversation for all the parents and I would say

grandparents out there. Alyssa Campbell is a parenting expert. You might have read her book,

Tiny Humans, Big Emotions. Well, her new book is called Big Kids, Bigger Feelings. Her first book

really focused on babies and toddlers. This book on the elementary and middle school set,

Big Kids, Bigger Feelings, Dives

Into All the Challenges You Face as your kids are getting older. She came in the studio recently

to talk about all of it. And it was a great conversation. She talked about being one of five

siblings, what she learned from her parents and what she had to unlearn from her parents. So we

discuss that as you approach parenting.

It's certainly something that my wife and I have been discussing, the lessons we learned from our

parents and how we want a parent our daughter as she now heads into toddlerdom. We talk about all

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