Ep. 106: Why Is My Toddler Screaming?
July 13, 2020
In the special segment “What I Googled This Week,” Laura and Shanna consult the internet for answers to their latest parenting conundrums, including unusual toddler injuries, soup, race horses and pop stars. Also, Laura reports on her toddler’s hilarious new habit of talking in his sleep, and Shanna bemoans her toddler’s new obsession with screaming at the top of her lungs. Finally, they reveal their BFPs and BFNs for the week. Shanna’s toddler is 18 months old, and Laura’s toddler is 17 months old.
Show Notes:
- Dreamtown Kids Toddler Pillow* Shanna loves this pillow for 18+ months, and CC loves it, too!
- About Nursemaid's Elbow It's a very common ailment for toddlers that you should be aware of!
- Hannah Gadsby's Douglas Great comedy special on Netflix
- Yookidoo Baby Bath Toy - Flow N Fill Spout Shanna's kids love this new bath toy!
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