you put on like your new metal dad rock playlist and you just like growling in the kitchen while

aggressively mopping and you're like this feels good and it smells like citrus

raising a well-behaved child in this world requires strict discipline and punishment today

we will no, we will look. No, the fuck.

We will not.

Hello and welcome to Childproof and Airwave Media podcast.

I'm Gwenalithland.

And I'm Tori Phantom.

And today's episode is for every kid who is ever made to feel like they were a problem because they felt anger.

It goes out to everyone who wasn't allowed to experience a negative emotion because it was disrespectful to be frustrated or annoyed.

Yeah, let's talk about how we let our kids feel mad, sad, and generally bad without making

them feel like that's wrong. Let's break some cycles today. And also, let's vote for

Childproof's new logo in the show notes below. But first, let's start the timer.

All right.

All right.

So this episode idea came to us because we were discussing right now for a myriad of reasons that we are not going to enumerate or attempt to list.

Everyone's bad. Everyone is mad about everything all the time.

Yeah, it's a very angry time to be alive. It's a very, it's a very angry time. And so what, what happens is I get mad about something that I read on the internet. I pop off to my husband who was otherwise having a good day because he hadn't read the internet yet today.

And then now he's kind of cranky because I'm kind of cranky. And then we both sort of accidentally

gang up on the teenager. And then the teenager, you know,

doesn't want to pet the dog and the dog gets short and snippy. And now everybody's mad.

Everybody's mad because mad is contagious. It can be so contagious. And even if someone's anger

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