Dad of Lilah and Silas
Sascha Altman DuBrulTwo little babies and the adventures of their exhausted parents
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"I can feel her, dada."
My kids are 3 and they are spectacular right now, their little imaginations run wild and everything is alive and everything is like a fractal of questions, never ending and self similar all the way down.
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Father of young twins, co-founder of the Icarus Project, therapist for the mad and brilliant, New York native living in Los Angeles.
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