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How To Not Lose Your Sh!t

The Kids Are Alright, Right? (with Melinda Wenner Moyer and Gina Heumann)

How To Not Lose Your Sh!t

Red Wine & Blue

Parenting, Health & Fitness, Kids & Family, News, Mental Health, Politics

4.7892 Ratings

🗓️ 20 October 2021

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

On today’s episode, Jasmine Clark, Amanda Weinstein and guest host Beverly Batte discuss the struggles (and successes!) of parenthood. They get real about their own parenting conundrums, talk about mistakes they’ve made (and what they’ve learned), and chat about how to have hard conversations with your kids. They’re then joined by Gina Heumann, a suburban mom with adopted kids who founded Trauma Drama University to help other parents who have kids dealing with trauma. Then Jasmine sits down w...

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0:00.0

They're like my kid is being indoctrinated to be kind and empathetic.

0:10.7

This is horrible.

0:11.8

Run!

0:12.7

We got to address the suburban women problem because it's real.

0:20.0

Welcome to the suburban women problem, a podcast from

0:23.3

red, wine, and blue. Hi, everyone. Thanks for listening. I'm Jasmine Clark. I'm Beverly Bat,

0:31.2

filling in for the incomparable Rachel Vindman. And I'm Amanda Weinstein. And welcome back to the

0:35.8

suburban women problem. Have you ever wondered how to

0:39.2

raise kids who aren't assholes? Well, then you're in luck because today's show is just for you.

0:46.8

Later on, I'm going to talk to parenting expert Melinda Winter Moyer about her book, which is aptly named How to Raise Kids Who Aren't

0:56.7

Assholes. I will have my notepad ready. I don't need three little assholes running around my

1:00.5

house in a few years. Exactly. And before that, we'll be joined by Gina Human, a mom of two adopted

1:07.1

boys and the founder of Trauma Drama University. Looking forward to that. So Amanda and

1:13.3

Bev, in all seriousness, we are all parenting through what can be considered unprecedented times.

1:20.7

How do we raise good, well-rounded human beings during these crazy times.

1:27.9

Well, let me just say I am sorry Rachel couldn't be here today, but I'm excited to get to

1:32.5

pinch hit in her absence. I am the chief content officer of red, wine, and blue, where I get

1:37.1

to do fun things like executive produce this podcast. Now, I know that I get tired just from

1:43.2

parenting. It's exhausting. Because it seems like we were all

1:47.6

raised. You know, I think of when I was being instilled my moral values growing up, I didn't walk out

1:53.5

the door every day to see people in direct contrast to what I was being taught at home, right?

1:59.0

You know, the Berenstein Bears did not cover this. So,

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