Replay: Working on Self-Care with Sick Kids

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Working On The Dad Pod

Alex and Ethan

99 episodes

4 days ago

Two dads with a lot to learn and a little bit of knowledge to share. Being the best dad you can be takes some work.

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Two dads with a lot to learn and a little bit of knowledge to share. Being the best dad you can be takes some work.

Parenting

Kids & Family

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Replay: Working on Self-Care with Sick Kids

Working On The Dad Pod

33 minutes 55 seconds

1 month ago

Replay: Working on Self-Care with Sick Kids

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This week we're doing a replay, because Ethan’s kid is sick. In this episode, we’re discussing how to take care of yourself when the kids are sick. Having sick kids isn't fun for anybody involved, but when you get sick, or you get burnt out mentally from dealing with sick kids on top of the outside world that doesn't stop moving, things can seem unbearable (as Ethan is going through in real time during this episode). We share some of our best tips, from experience, of how we try to make things at least a little more manageable during these life curveballs.