So...Transitioning to Adulthood (Parenting Part 2)

from So...How Was Your Day? · host Tana Schiewer

How complicated is transitioning from high school to adulthood? How can parents best prepare their children for this difficult time in life? In this episode, Tana and Malcolm welcome guests Don (Tana's husband and Malcolm's dad) and Shelby (Malcolm's girlfriend and Cat Mom to Poppy) to discuss how difficult these transitions were, the challenges of COVID in the last days of high school and first days of college, and more.Join us on social!FacebookInstagramTikTokYouTube

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