Gone are the days when bringing home a paycheck earned you the crown. In this episode of What We Tell the Kids, we unpack why both men and women need to step up—at home, at work, and in relationships. We challenge outdated roles, call out passive partners, and talk about what responsibility really looks like in a world striving for equality. It's time to stop playing the blame game and start doing the work—because no one gets a free ride in a balanced world. This one’s raw, real, and long overdue.If you laughed, learned, or silently judged us... mission accomplished!Don’t forget to follow the show, leave a review, and share it with that one friend who desperately needs parenting backup.🎙️ Hosted by Avikar & Roxanne Singh | Connect with us: @WhatWeTellTheKids (Facebook, Instagram, TikTok)📩 Got a topic you want us to tackle? Slide into our DMs!
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So… Are Your Kids Dating in 2025???
They’re “just friends”… but they’re matching outfits and texting non-stop? In this episode, we tackle the grey area of young love in 2025. What does “dating” even mean to kids today — and how do we guide them without sounding like dinosaurs from the Nokia era?From schoolyard gossip to overprotective dads (guilty!) and the blurry line between crushes and commitment, this one’s honest, awkward, and probably going to ruffle a few feathers.💬 Are we raising romantics, rebels… or just confused teenagers?#WhatWeTellTheKids #ModernParenting #TeenLife2025If you laughed, learned, or silently judged us... mission accomplished!Don’t forget to follow the show, leave a review, and share it with that one friend who desperately needs parenting backup.🎙️ Hosted by Avikar & Roxanne Singh | Connect with us: @WhatWeTellTheKids (Facebook, Instagram, TikTok)📩 Got a topic you want us to tackle? Slide into our DMs!
Ever wonder how parents explain weird superstitions, awkward questions, and totally made-up facts to their kids? We did too, so we made a podcast about it. Join our family as we laugh through the myths we believed, the things our parents told us and the hilarious half-truths and lies we’re now passing down to protect our kids. Join the family as we dive into cultural quirks, parenting fails, and the stories that somehow become family folklore. A little chaos, a lot of laughter, this is What We Tell the Kids!
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