Parents Who Think
Danusia Malina-Derben, Claire Venus ✨, Julie M Green, Lindsay Johnstone, Matthew Buccelli, Daniel Puzzo, Wake Lloire, Amy I Beeson \ud83d\udc1d, Francesca Bossert, Violet Carol, Anna McNuff, Hannah Harvey, Ray Katharine Cohen, Stevie DillonControversial reflections for parents who think deeper, are curious and socially aware, from an obnoxious mother of ten. Unashamedly delivered weekly for you to feel less alone in the forbidden aspects of parenthood.
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