
In this episode, we kick things off with our Hygge Question of the Week: “Who is the most interesting person you’ve ever met?”—which leads us down a few unexpected and hilarious memory lanes. Then we put our homeowner hats on for a Would You Rather.
From there, we dive into the heart of the episode: how becoming dads has reshaped the way we see our own parents. We reflect on the generational differences in parenting styles, how much more we appreciate what our parents went through, and the way those realizations are shaping how we raise our own kids. Along the way, we swap stories about daycare transitions, robot builds, yard work fails, and sweet moments with our kids that keep us grounded (and sometimes covered in mud or glitter).
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Key Points
We answer the Hygge Question: Who’s the most interesting person you’ve ever met? and play Would You Rather
Reflecting on how fatherhood has changed our view of our own parents
Pete shares yard work struggles and a homemade phone case story from Lacey
Derek talks about daycare transitions and building a battle droid with Jack
Discussion on grief after losing a pet and how kids process it differently
Challenges and wins with home maintenance and DIY repairs
The evolving identity of being “grown-ups” and comparing parenting generations
Creative projects with our kids—from robots to stuffed animals