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Hi, I'm Laura Vanderkamp.

I'm a mother of five, an author, journalist, and speaker.

And I'm Sarah Hart Unger, a mother of three, practicing physician, writer, and course creator.

We are two working parents who love our careers and our families.

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Here we talk about how real women manage work, family, and time for fun.

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Welcome to Best of Both Worlds. This is Laura. This episode is airing in mid-February,

right before Valentine's Day. It's going to be a bit of a Valentine's Day themed

episode. Sarah, do you guys have Valentine's Day traditions in your family? Yes, and you guys have

heard me talk about this before, if you've listened in prior years when we've discussed Valentine's,

but we do have a very long-standing tradition that goes back to my own father started this Valentine's Day treasure hunt

that we would always do in the morning before school where we'd follow a series of clues

and then at the end of the treasure hunt was always some chocolate. And I tried that out.

As soon as Annibal could read, I think, or even decipher pictures. And it's been a hit ever since. And it makes me so happy that the kids actively asked for this every year. Although this year, they have been very specific that in addition to the chocolate, which we always buy them, they would all like jelly cats. So I don't know, I have to do a little more advanced planning because...

Why is this? The jelly, we're not a jelly cat family yet or whatever. So maybe you can

enlighten those of us who are not in this, this universe yet. Yes, jellycat are this generation's

Beanie Baby. Okay. They are, I mean, that's how I understand them. My kids aren't, I mean, the other sort of

arm of that collecting tendency might be towards Lubbubu's with the current kids, but my kids are

...