Ep 5: Michael Ian Black on sadness, worries and masculinity; and how to talk to kids about terrifying events

08/16/19 • 36 min

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Michael Ian Black shares his children’s books to open up conversations with kids about being sad, being worried and being bored. Also, raising emotionally vulnerable boys and other useful parenting nuggets. Lastly, in this episode I am deeply disturbed to answer listeners’ questions about developmentally appropriate ways to discuss mass shootings.

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