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EPISODE · Apr 29, 2025 · 51 MIN

Thoughts on Teaching, School Safety, & Why Moms Need Joy & Laughter (with Valerie Probstfeld)

from How to Be a Grownup: A Humorous Guide for Moms, with CK & GK · host Jenny GK and Caitlin Kindred

Send Caitlin a Text!You heard it here first: Laughter counts as a love language (and yes, meme exchanges totally qualify). In this episode, we’re getting real with Valerie Probstfeld—host of To Mom Is To Love—about parenting fails, Back to the Future obsessions, and why school safety shouldn’t be a political debate. And like always, you’ll feel like you’re hangin’ with your funniest mom friends.Get even more content from this episode’s blog post, here.Subscribe to our newsletter!—Who Should ListenMoms who’ve ever escaped chaos by folding laundryParents who thought they’d be “A+” at this (then met reality)Anyone who believes safe schools shouldn’t be controversial—What You Get In This EpisodeLaughter as Love: Why meme swaps and inside jokes are the glue of friendships (and parenting sanity).Humbling Parenting Moments: Like forgetting to mention that shots hurt to your kid…School Safety Without Politics: Actionable steps all sides can agree on (because kids deserve to come home).Nostalgia Wins: Why Back to the Future costumes and Smokey and the Bandit references are millennial parenting essentials.Valerie’s Wisdom: How to embrace being an “imperfect mom” (and why love is the only thing you can control).—BiosCaitlin & Jenny: Current and former educators, current chaos wranglers, and co-hosts of How to Be a Grownup. We’ve survived tantrums (kid + adult), quarantine teaching, and DIY haircuts—all while proving laughter is the best coping mechanism.—Sources & MentionsValerie’s podcast: To Mom Is To LoveSchool safety episode: Take Action for School SafetyMeme accounts we love: @OpenlyGayAnimals, @iamthirtyafBack to the Future trivia (for your next parenting costume crisis)Tag us @CKandGKPodcast with your #WorstParentingWin—we’ve all got ‘em!Welcome to Not Quite Grownup. Let's do this.  Subscribe to join other Not Quite Grownups here >>>Follow on Instagram and Threads @not_quite_grownup.Please, rate, review, and subscribe for more Not Quite Grownup stories. Love you, mean it. Support the showVisit notquitegrownup.com for more content and the latest updates. Or connect on social media @not_quite_grownup on Instagram and Threads.

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Send Caitlin a Text! You heard it here first: Laughter counts as a love language (and yes, meme exchanges totally qualify). In this episode, we’re getting real with Valerie Probstfeld—host of To Mom Is To Love—about parenting fails, Back to the Future obsessions, and why school safety shouldn’t be a political debate. And like always, you’ll feel like you’re hangin’ with your funniest mom friends. Get even more content from this episode’s blog post, here.Subscribe to our newsletter!— Who Shoul...

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