27: And Sally turned out to be... Barack Obama

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Is playing a video game an extraverted or introverted activity? We don’t exactly agree and we’d love to hear your thoughts, DFPs! In this episode, Allison & Brian discuss the book “The Child Code” and continue the age old “nature vs. nurture debate.” They discuss the famous “marshmallow test” and if kids who have self control truly end up more successful or not? You’ll have to listen to find out how little Sally turned into Barack Obama. Brian might call BS…but either way… It’s probably OK. Visit us on Instagram @ProbablyOKParenting

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