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Christopher Pepper Discusses Health Education and Boys

November 23, 2023Guests, HealthBabyQuip, Better Help, Christopher Pepper, health, sex, sex ed, teenage boys, teens, vapingJennifer L.W. Fink

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Listener Q & A: Punishment, Teenage Boys, & Letting Go

November 16, 2023Listener Q & ABabyQuip, BetterHelp, discipline, listener Q & A, perimenopause, punishment, Q & A, roughhousing, school, screens, teensJennifer L.W. Fink

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Supporting LGBTQ+ Kids

October 26, 2023GuestsBabyQuip, Better Help, gender, gender identity, Jo Langford, LBGTQ, marijuana, teensJennifer L.W. Fink

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Parenting for Gender Equity

October 19, 2023Guests, ParentingBabyQuip, Better Help, Dr. Shelly Flais, Factor, gender, gender equality, gender equity, Nurtueing Boys to Be Better Men, stereotypesJennifer L.W. Fink

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How to Be an Unflustered Mom

July 20, 2023Emotional Development, Guests, ParentingAmber Trueblood, anxiety, Baby Foot, BabyQuip, essential labs, Indipop, McEvoy Ranch, parenting, self-care, Tonies, Unflustered MomJennifer L.W. Fink

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Sue Atkins Tackles Common Parenting Questions

June 29, 2023Guests, ParentingBabyQuip, discipline, parenting, screen time, self-care, Sue AtkinsJennifer L.W. Fink

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