Mom and Dad Are Fighting | Slate's parenting show
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Zak Rosen, Elizabeth Newcamp, and Lucy Lopez share triumphs and fails and offer advice on parenting kids from toddler to teens.Get more of Care and Feeding with Slate Plus. Read more
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Introducing Cared For: "There's no perfect caregiver." 07/09/2026 31:25Encore! A Tooth Fairy Fail 07/09/2026 32:02
Introducing CRAMPED: "Has Period Education Gotten Better For Teens?" 07/02/2026 37:13Encore! Managing Screen Time Without Losing Your Mind 07/02/2026 31:44Introducing Deep Care: "Postpartum is Forever: The Fourth Trimester" 06/25/2026 27:46 Show all episodes
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‘Mom and Dad Are Fighting | Slate's parenting show’ is a podcast about parenting where Elizabeth, Jamilah and Dan guide parents and guardians on dealing with young kids and babies. ‘Mom and Dad Are Fighting | Slate's parenting show’ offers a platform for the adults to take years back and put themselves in the shoes of those younger than them. For example, they advise mothers on handling jealousy amongst children. Funny enough, they also discuss when you need to hide from your kids and have some peace of mind.Jamilah Lemieux, Dan Kois, and Elizabeth Newcamp
United States
813
55 '
Weekly
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