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Parents divide themselves into camps, right?

I mean, that's what we hear in the media.

We even talked about this in our last episode.

You know, there's the CRIATE OUTCAMP and the NOCRIE camp, the STAY-AT-HOME camp, and the

BACK-TO-WORK camp, the BEST FEATING camp, and the BODL FEATING camp, the ONLY Child Camp,

and the multiple-tildering camp.

Whether or not these camps are real or they're just created by experts and books, they seem

to be all around us.

If we try hard though, we can avoid them.

You know, turn off our screens, stay away from a parenting group that rubs us the wrong way.

But sometimes, you can't escape the opposing camp.

Because sometimes, the opposing camp is sleeping in your bed.

That's what happened with Carla.

I'm Carla Serrano.

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