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Elissa and Jen share the latest research-based methods and techniques to get you feeling like you are doing this parenting thing just fine.
We all have fitted sheets at home.  They are difficult to fold and some days we really give it a go and some days, we ball it up and toss it in the closet - just like being a parent! (though we don't recommend tossing your child into the closet)  The thing is, the sheet still ends up getting put where it needs to be, and being scrunched up into a ball hasn't really done any damage to it for the next time you use it.  Being a parent isn't about perfection - it's about connection.
Join us as we offer tips and ideas that are practical in a laid-back, sarcastic, fun way.
Oh, FFS - you got this!]]></description>
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