Growin' Up

from Sensory Overload · host Ali & John

Our baby is growing up fast, soon to be a tween, with all that entails. Ali & John jaw about how they're preparing for the onslaught of puberty (they hope), and how they're dealing with Ali about to return to the workplace after ten years of stay-at-home momming. NOTES: We guested on another podcast! Check us out chewin' the parental fat with Shanna & Laura over at "Big Fat Positive!" https://bigfatpositivepodcast.com/ep-150-sensory-overload/ SOCIAL MEDIAS: Instagram: @sensoryoverloadpod https://www.instagram.com/sensoryoverloadpod/?hl=en Twitter: @overloadpod https://twitter.com/overloadpod?lang=ar Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sensoryoverloadpod

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