EPISODE · May 15, 2026 · 26 MIN
The Preferred Parent
from Whatcha Expecting?
This week, Kate and Claire discuss who is and is not currently the preferred parent in their household. Is it permanent? Is it cyclical? Does breastfeeding have anything to do with it? And, how can Claire sabotage Cody so that she can finally have a turn? Real-Life Example of Rodney Preferring Cody Weekly Plugs: Browned Butter Chocolate Chip Cookies (undercooked) Salted Brown Butter Rice Crispy Treats Trader Joe's Brownie Bites Editing, recording, post production and dad insights by Joe Leonardo. Music by Christopher Morucci Follow @whatchaexpecting.
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