Dad Stop: Recent Episodes
Brooklynn and Lonnie Ridgeway
On this episode, Brooklynn and her dad discuss issues regarding the foster care system and what could be done to improve it.
On this episode, Brooklynn and her dad discuss the characteristics of a healthy relationship verse a toxic relationship and socially awkward people.
On this episode, Brooklynn and her dad speak on their appreciation of the those who've fought for the freedoms and opportunities experienced by those living in the United States.
On this episode, Brooklynn and her Dad discuss ADHD and how it affects one's focus and their ability to stay on track. Please note the Dad gives the wrong definition for ADHD in the beginning but is corrected on the right definition during the show.
On this episode, the "Dad" shares a story about a time when he was one decision away from becoming an accomplice to a major crime that would have drastically changed his life. DISCLAIMER and WARNING This episode does include details of violence.
On this episode, Brooklynn and her Dad discuss the very real world of crime and how to trust your gut to avoid bad situations and people.
A note from the "Dad" to parents. "Most people don't understand just how close they are to the world of crime. And along those same lines, most parents don't understand how close their kid is to crime. Public schools are essentially little towns and just like every town, even schools have bad things happening or planning to happen. One of the conversations that is a "must have" with your kids is how to deal with bad people and bad situations. While working in the juvenile detention center, I have seen your every day "typical" kid get caught up in something they had no busy being involved in. Guilty by association is a real thing. The prevention to bad company and circumstances starts with conversations. Our hope is the conversations between my daughter and I serve as a conversation starter in your homes with your kids, or if you're kid the hope is you are allowing these conversations to broaden your perspective and make you think so you can be better prepared with a response rather than a reaction. Dad Out!"
On this episode, Brooklynn and her dad discuss their anger triggers and how they deal with their anger. They also break down the correlation between pressure and anger.
On this episode of the podcast, Brooklynn and her Dad discuss mental health and whether people are using it as a "crutch" to escape responsibilities.
On this episode, Brooklynn and her Dad talk about the power of social media's influence on youth; why certain social media platforms attract teens; the difference between boys and girls when listening verses watching; and why everyone should be careful to what they listen to.
On this episode, the Dad of the podcast talks about child abuse awareness which is nationally recognized throughout the month of April. He discusses some statistics and why you should consider having an open door policy to your home for your children's friends.
On this episode, Brooklynn and her dad discuss drug addiction, overdose, prevention, and tips for parents to help break the ice on these difficult conversations with their teens.
On this episode, Brooklynn and her dad disgust (see what I did there) the actions that led to the Dalai Lama's public apology and how the world has become so desensitized to exploitation of children.
On this episode, Brooklynn and her dad discuss how they have been on either side of disappointment and what they did to bounce back. If you like this show, please rate, subscribe, and leave a comment!
On this episode, Brooklynn and her Dad discuss the latest details of the Nashville school shooting and have a conversation around prevention measures that could be taken.
On this episode, Brooklynn and her Dad brainstorm potential business ideas for Brooklynn to start.
On this episode, Brooklynn asks her Dad questions about the origins of his faith journey and when he started taking his faith seriously.
On this episode, the Dad talks with a group of high school girls about the realities and expectations of high school. They talk about social media, relationships, partying, drugs, and the importance of having a parent they can talk to and trust.
On this episode, Brooklynn and her dad discuss artificial intelligence and how students can use it appropriately to do assignments. They also talk about news sources and the importance of getting the facts and not the emotions of a story.
On this episode, Brooklynn and her Dad discuss grooming, manipulation, and the dangers of falling for a "WACK" philosophy by "WACK" people. The Dad opens up about some fears he has on raising a daughter in this world.
On this episode, the Dad gets off the mic and let's Brooklynn address the listeners on her perspective of the hot button topic in the Household...Clothing.
On this episode, Brooklynn and her dad discuss the most heavily debated topic in their home...clothing. What's appropriate to wear? What's not appropriate to wear? Why does there seam to be a double standard? Is the "Dad" too overprotective? They get into it! "Listen, I struggle to find the line on what's appropriate for my daughter and what's not appropriate. I'm a protective father. I know that and I'm cool with that. I sleep very well at night. With my GUN!"
On this episode, Brooklynn and her dad talk about the recent police brutality case of Tyre Nichols; power of the media; thoughts and opinions of the use of the "N" word; and the details of the most recent drama in Brooklynn's life.
On this episode, Brooklynn and her dad talk about foster care, adoption, and respite; stereotypes around foster care; and what signs to look for that may indicate abuse.
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On this episode, Brooklynn and her dad talk about what type of career she wants to go into and how to start. They also talk about the power of networking and how to make authentic connections. Some of the topics covered on this episode include real estate, tik tok, content strategy, best friends, careers, networking, college, burritos, ELEVATED OATS, and more.
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On this episode of the podcast, Brooklynn and her Dad discuss topics surrounding the Amber Heard & Johnny Depp trial and what could be learned from a distance. Some of the topics discussed on this episode include but are not limited to dating, lying, character, old age, integrity, racism, feminism, criminal charges, defamation, and more.
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This is a conversation clip from Episode #37: Disgusted - Texas School Shooting Massacre.
On this episode of the podcast, Brooklynn and her Dad discuss the recent Texas School Shooting Massacre. Some of the topics discussed on this episode are religion, shooting, family, mental health, boundaries, gun laws, protection, sympathy, and more. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the families and friends of the victims of the travesty.
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Have you every talked to your child about what to do in an active shooter situation? On this episode, Brooklynn and her dad discuss the details and facts of the Buffalo shooting and what to do in that situation. On behalf of the podcast, our thoughts and prayers are with the family of the victims.
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On this episode of the podcast, Brooklynn and the Dad shoutout their' moms as a tribute to Mother's Day. As always, this podcast is full of laughs and makes for great and clean entertainment the entire family can listen to. This episode is sponsored by Elevated Oats. Go to Elevatedoats.com to check out what they have to offer and be sure to use the coupon code "DADSTOP" at checkout for 15% off.
On this episode of the episode of the podcast, the Dad of the podcast interrogates Brooklynn with questions around her personal life! Some of the topics covered on this episode is dating, sleepovers, social media, friendships, boys, holding hands, and more.
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On this episode of the dad stop podcast, Brooklynn asks her dad questions about his childhood and young adult years and tries to incriminate him. Some of the topics covered on this episode are weed, girlfriends, in school suspension, vandalism, and more.
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On this episode, Brooklynn asks her dad questions about sexuality; and discusses some issues she sees in the dynamics of the relationship between conservative parents and kids who are figuring figuring out their own sexuality. They also discuss how conservative folks have to navigate how to go about their beliefs that may not be in alignment with the culture they live in.
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We made a commitment to post every single week for an entire year! Although this week got the best of us and we were not able to put together an episode, we wanted to post and keep our word. Thanks for the grace. Be on the lookout for next week's episode.
Hi there! This is the Dad from the podcast. I felt the need to step in and say this was one of my favorite conversations I have ever had with my Brooklynn because it's a perfect example of the trust and openness I desire to always have with her as the years pass along. This conversation has opened up more conversations for questions and answers between us during car rides and leisure time. On this episode of the podcast, we have a conversations centered around teen pregnancy but we also discuss abortion, beliefs, morality, marriage, and much more. I hope you enjoy the episode and thank you for listening, supporting, and sharing this episode with a friend.
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Among the many things that may have caught your eye in the media over the past week (Will Smith Slap, Ukraine, Gas Prices, March Madness), there's no way you haven't listened to, read, or been engaged in a conversation regarding Lia Thomas, a transgender female athlete who recently won a Division I National Female Swimming Championship. You don't have to like or understand something to show respect. This is a conversation that needs to be had and will continue to bring controversy. On this episode, Brooklynn and her Dad have a conversation around the topic of transgender athletes and how they are or are not accepted by their peers in her school.
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On this episode, we share a clip of the "Dad" interviewing two teenagers on regarding the importance of parents working to communicate with their teens. The teens share some ways how parents could open up lines of communications with their teens. If you are interested in hearing the full interview, let us know by posting a comment to the podcast platform. Enjoy!
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On this episode, Brooklynn talks about the pros and cons of being an only child, gets honest about her emotions, and exposes some embarrassing truths about herself. Also, this is Brooklynn's first solo episode as she is beginning to test the waters in starting her own podcast! If you want to hear more of "Just Brooklynn" let us know!
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On this episode, Brooklynn and her Dad discuss cancel culture and touch on the dangers of sending PICS (future conversation topic FOR SURE). BTW parents, if you haven't talked to your t(w)een (boy or girl) about the dangers of sending PICS or messages over the internet, please do. Often times, our t(w)eens need to be taught how to use wisdom or think through what they are sending from their phone or posting on social media. Don't let them learn the hard way. Once it gets posted or sent...you can't protect them.
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Real life situations provide the best discussions and teachable moments. On this episode, Brooklynn and her dad discuss what's currently happening (as of February 27th, 2022) between Russia & Ukraine; and highlight relevant life lessons and teenage wisdom that can be taken away from this unfortunate series of events. We'd also like to make a statement and acknowledge that the political decisions made by the Russian government do not represent all Russian people. We do not support individuals and groups of people being targeted and bullied in any way especially as a result of a political decision made by the government of their country of origin. Thank you for supporting the podcast and please be sure to rate and review.
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A recent study showed that 18% out of 64,000 high school kids engaged in self harm over the past year. The most popular form of self harm was cutting. Now a days, self-harm seems to be more accepted and less demonized among Middle School and High School students. Kids are no longer covering up their scars and are even inviting other kids to engage in this unhealthy coping skill. On this episode, Brooklynn and her Dad discuss self harming and other healthy coping skills.
Statistics Reference - https://www.center4research.org/self-injury-increasing-teenage-girls-can-parents/
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"Here's the deal. Not only am I NOT emotionally or mentally ready for my daughter to start dating, she's not allowed in this season of her life to date or be exclusive with anyone. Now, with that said, I know she has and is going to have discussions about dating and boys whether I like it or not; therefore, I choose to put myself in the middle of those discussions by engaging with her on the subject. As a father of a daughter, I want do my best to set standards or expectations for any future "Jamals" (name I use that represents any guy who likes my daughter) that come her way talking that smooth talk. These are some of my favorite conversations."
On this episode of the podcast, Brooklynn and her father discuss FUTURE dating expectations, girl code rules for dating, red flags, and much more. This is an entertaining episode that you do not want to miss.
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What does toxic girl behavior look like in tweens and teens? On this episode, the dynamic duo talk about what toxic girl behavior looks like in Junior High and High School culture and what builds that toxicity. They also go into details as to why their relationship is strong and what steps Brooklynn's "Dad" takes to stay in constant communication with her.
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Be honest for a second. Who or what is setting the standard in your home or life? If you're not intentional in addressing culture's philosophies through conversations in your home, the CULTURE is setting the standard under your roof. Teens are learning expectations from social media, music, television shows, movies and everything else that drives culture. When's the last time you talked to your teen about what a healthy platonic or romantic relationship looks like? "They aren't old enough to date." Pshhh...they are still gathering information and taking notes. They are watching sitcom after sitcom of cheating partners, abusive relationships, substance misuse, erratic behaviors, and so on. What goes in, will won't always come out but will at least influence what come out. On this episode, the "DAD" is solo today and venting (more or less) and urging parents and teens to have healthy conversations and taking hold of the standard that is being set in their lives...or home. If you like this content, please LIKE and SUBSCRIBE and RATE and REVIEW on any relevant platforms.
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Hello! I'm the dad from the podcast. To be real, I'm not ready for the whole "boy" talk and you know what scares me the most? The thought of failing to prepare my daughter to deal with all these fools out here in these streets. On this episode, Brooklynn and her dad have a casual discussion about dating and boys. More specifically, they bring up concerns regarding the increasing level of disrespectfulness of boys in regards to speaking to girls.
This episode is a continuation of the previous show where Brooklynn and her dad discuss how music negatively influences thoughts. On this episode, you will hear an engaging and authentic conversation about how all music is not good music. During this conversation, Brooklynn admits to learning things about life that should have probably been taught by her mom and dad and NOT a soundtrack. Parents will definitely benefit from this conversation.
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Music is arguably one of the most underrated educational sources out there. People learn so much from music...and it isn't all good. Question for the parents...doesn't it seem like the music of today is 100 times worse than it was twenty years ago? The lyrics now a days seem to be so much more graphic and in your face. On this episode, Brooklynn and her dad began talking about how music influences and educates. This conversations ends up narrowing it's focus on a recent popular song that wasn't meant for young ears. Stay tuned for Part 2!
On this episode, Brooklynn and her dad discuss anxiety. Some of the topics discussed on this podcast are marriage, fatherhood, anxiety, fear, nervousness, coping skills, cutting, pets, school, sports, and ELEVATED OATS (elevatedoats.com and use the coupon code at checkout "DADSTOP" for 15% off.
As parents, are you ever curious about the level of impact your opinion on social matters has on your teens? Personally, I forget my daughter can think for herself and...she's good at it. On this episode, Brooklynn answers questions about COVID and how much of an impact the shut downs has had on the economy. Some of the topics discussed are COVID, the economy, social distancing, New York, the mask mandate, vaccinations, government control, and more.
Trending news or current events are great conversation starters with your youth and lucky for you...there seems to be an everlasting supply of them as of late. As tragic as 2020 was for many people, it ignited needed conversations in many homes around the world. On this episode, Brooklynn and her dad briefly touch on the Kyle Rittenhouse verdict and use some key points in the verdict as discussion starters. Some of the topics discussed are self-defense, youth, Kyle Rittenhouse, racism, school fights, violence, trash talk, suspension, ripple effects, school, bathrooms, 2020, cell phones, expulsion, and ELEVATED OATS (use coupon code during checkout at www.elevatedoats.com for 15% off).
When's the last time you actually thought about what what you are blessed for. On this episode, Brooklynn and her dad talk about what they are thankful for.
How should you address your child's experimentation with mariijuana and should they be punished in any way? What if you have no experience with marijuana? Do you know WHY teenagers are experimenting with marijuana? Do you know what educational resources to trust? On this episode, the dad addresses these questions and further reflects on the discussion he had with Brooklynn on episode 13. Below are some resources that was mentioned in the episode.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_18V7klRY8
https://www.cdc.gov/marijuana/faqs.htm
https://teens.drugabuse.gov/drug-facts/marijuana
So let's be real. Many parents have experience using recreational drugs but you're scared about telling your child because you've been against it and you don't want to come off as a hypocrite and give added ammo for motivation for your kids to try it. Anyone? If that's you, you need to listen to this ENTIRE episode. On this episode, Brooklynn asks her dad questions about the recreational use of Marijuana and ... whether or not he's tried it. "A whole hand?" Some of the subjects discussed on this episode are weed, drugs, addiction, family, biology, boys, school, friends, peer pressure, alcohol, cotton mouth, ELEVATED OATS (visit elevatedoats.com and use coupon code "DADSTOP" at checkout for 15% off).
Is your child strong enough to not waiver and stand strong on their convictions?
Does your child feel empowered to make their own decisions?
When's the last time you spoke with them about setting boundaries?
Have you ever talked to your child about respecting other people's boundaries?
On this episode, you will hear the "DAD" discuss why it's important to teach children at a young age to set boundaries, respect boundaries, and be confident.
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According to one survey, teens aged 14 to 17 were in the highest risk category for sexual assault, with more than one in four adolescents (27.3%) having been sexually victimized during their lifetimes. The CDC reports that 1 in 4 girls experienced sexual assault during their childhood. Sexual assault happens often, and an alarmingly high percentage goes unreported. Has it ever crossed your mind to talk to your daughter or son about this subject? Thoughts of sexual assault, plans of sexual assault, or the action of sexual assault is happening in every High School and Junior high whether you realize it or not. On this episode, Brooklynn and her dad discuss sexual assault and abuse. Some of the topics discussed on this episode are conviction, assault, sex, abuse, jokes, tik tok, social media, ELEVATED OATES (elevatedoats.com - use coupon code "DADSTOP" for 15% at checkout), journal, conversations, confidence, protection, school, friends, and more.
https://www.cdc.gov/injury/features/sexual-violence/index.html
Have you ever had a conversation with your child and left thinking how much more you could've or should've said. On this episode, the Dad of the podcast reflects on a couple of thoughts he wishes he would've shared in EP #11 as they were discussing race and culture. (1) You can't prevent negative encounters from happening but you can prepare yourself to persevere through them. (2) Media doesn't set the standard of what's acceptable or achievable for any one individual, we do. (3) Never let someone else talk you into their anger. Listen to this episode for more in depth discussions on those points.
Has your child ever experienced or witnessed racism? Have you talked to them about how they should respond when they experience or witness it? Have you ever discussed the difference between intention and unintentional ignorance? On this episode, Brooklynn talks with her dad about her experience with racism and asks him about his. her dad discuss race and cultural differences. Some of the topics discussed on this episode are racism, stereotypes, parks, swings, games, knowledge, cultural, race, biracial, preferences, stories, new neighborhood, school, and ELEVATED OTS ("DADSTOP" for 15% at checkout).
In 2019, suicide was the second leading cause of death in the United States for ages 10 - 14. Have you talked to your kid(s) about suicide or how to properly manage their frustration? Often times, parents struggle with when to have these conversations with their kids or whether or not it's necessary to have these conversations. It's important to have these discussions because similar to pornography or drugs, kids at their school are talking about. And you know what's interesting? Suicide ideation (planning, talking, and thinking about suicide) is a fad. Kids will talk about it as a joke and that is where the conversations become dangerous.
Here's an interesting fact, in 2019 the second leading cause of dead for ages 10 to 34 was suicide. Here's another alarming statistic, in 2019 there were 534 successful suicide attempts for ages 10 - 14, and 5,954 successful suicide attempts for ages 15 - 24. I work in the field of behavioral health with at risk kids and that shakes me to my core. On this episode, Brooklynn asks her dad questions regarding suicide and tries to think about why someone would want to do it as a kid. Some of the topics discussed on this episode are family, suicide, decisions, friends, ideation, depressions, statistics, stories, moms, death, scenarios, would you rather, games, and ELEVATED OATS ("DADSTOP" for 15% at checkout).
Hi there. This is the "Dad" of the podcast. My full time job involves working with youth in the public school system who made a high risk choice with drugs or alcohol. After hundreds upon hundreds of conversations with youth, I think parents would be shocked as to who is engaging in substances and who is not. It is more common than you think, especially VAPING. What I've found is that most kids try it because they are curious about it and their main sources of information is from their peers. Parents, if your child is twelve years or older, you definitely need to have discussions around drug use because whether or not they are having the discussion with you, they are still having the discussion. Talk to your Kids. It's never too late to start having conversations.
If your child is twelve years or older and attends a public school, chances are they've been offered a vape or at the very least been around it. Regular use of vapes is more common than parents think at the Jr. High and High School level. Also, it's natural and understandable for youth to be curious about it. The worst thing parents can do is ignore the conversation. On this episode, Brooklynn asks her dad some basic questions about vaping. Have you talked to your kid about vaping or any other drugs? If you haven't, you should because if you're not having the conversation with them, they are having it with someone else or themselves. Some of the topics discussed on this episode are vaping, drugs, addiction, dependency, cookies, dad jokes, daisy dukes, family, devious licks, ELEVATED OATES ("DADSTOP" for 15% at checkout), Snoop Dog.
Hi there! This is the "Dad" of the podcast. Many parents ask when they should start having discussions with their children about topics such as cyber bullying, pornography, sexting, dating, internet safety, etc,. My answer to that is simple. When is the age that you see children with cellphones? In our case, my daughter was in 4th grade when a boy in her class had a smart phone. To me, that means he has access to the internet to look up anything he's curious about and he can download social media. That told me that it was time to start having those conversations because whether I think she's ready or not those conversations are happening around her whether she's participating or listening. My professional career has always evolved around youth and during the conversations I have, my eyes are opened to the truths they experience. You'd be surprised at how many girls have told me they looked into suicide because they were cyber bullied; or, how grown men who knew of their age would send them an inappropriate picture or request for them to send them an inappropriate picture. On this episode, I reflect on some of the things my daughter and I spoke about during the podcast. Please rate, review, comment, and subscribe if you like this content.
How should cyber bullying be addressed? Does your child know how to prevent cyber bullying? Have you talked to your child about why they shouldn't send risky text messages or pictures to someone else? On this episode, Brooklynn talks to her dad about cyber bullying and internet safety and lightly covers a scenario she will most likely face as a young woman. Some of the topics discussed on this episode are ELEVATED OATS (our show sponsor...visit elevatedoats.com and use coupon code "DADSTOP" at checkout for 15% off), friends, social media, inappropriate photos, hackers, crushes, environment, self-confidence, self-respect, and much more.
"I'd like to say nutrition is important but our family's food choices would scream something else. We get fast food on the way home from events more often then we should or admit." On this episode, the "Dad" talks about how he knows the importance of healthy nutrition but struggles with promoting and providing nutritious foods in the home.
Does your child know why it's important to eat healthy? Do they know their energy levels, confidence, and mental healthy could be severely impacted by a poor diet? On this episode, Brooklynn talks about how her poor diet effects her every day life. Some of the topics discussed on this episode are energy levels, diet, nutrition, preservatives, eating healthy, mental health, school, crashing, sprints, basketball, snacks, carbs, confidence, ELEVATED OATS. Note: If you shop Elevated Oats you get 15% at closing if you use the coupon code DADSTOP. https://www.elevatedoats.com/
How important is your child's confidence to you? Do you strategically do things to help build your child's confidence? On this episode, the "Dad" of "Dad Stop Podcast" talks about his experience in working with youth who lack confidence and why it's important for parents to intentionally build their child's confidence.
Jason Wilson - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BAgiKT4e1M
Are you raising a confident tween/teenager? Have you ever asked them what you (as a parent) do or don't do that negatively or positively impacts their confidence? On this episode, Brooklynn not only talks about her confidence but challenges her dad with ways that he can help her grow in her confidence. Some of the topics discussed on this episode are confidence, security, social media, comparison, body image, relationships, personalities, and more.
Three things you can do as parents to help your child become goal oriented (explained in this episode). On this episode, the "Dad" of "Dad Stop Podcast" presses the importance of goal setting and shares personal examples of how goals have acted and continue to act as a protective factor in his life.
What types of goals do you set for yourself? How are you strategically keeping yourself motivated to accomplish the goals you set. On this episode, Brooklynn and her dad talk about the importance of goal setting and tips to stay goal oriented. Some of the topics discussed on this episode are goals, Hawaii, basketball, groups, accomplishments, nutrition, friends, motivators, making varsity, destinations, wrong choices and wise choices.
On this episode, the Dad of "Dad Stop" reflects and processes on some topics discussed in Episode #4 such as mental health, toughness, the importance of sleep and not allowing children to sleep with electronics in their room.
Some of the topics discussed on this episode are mental health, depression, grief, anxiety, social media, online bullying, toughness, generational differences, coaching, yelling, tone of voice, sleep patterns, choir, school, covid, loneliness, feelings.
On this episode, the Dad of "Dad Stop" reflects and processes on some topics discussed in Episode #3 (Boys and Dating) such as dress codes, dating, and boys.
On this episode, the Dad of "Dad Stop" reflects and processes on some topics discussed in Episode #2 such as friend groups, wearing make up, and parenting.
Some of the topics discussed on this episode are rules, dating, boys, girls, dress code, social media, relationships, fairness, love, maturity, pornography, group dates, differences.
Some of the topics discussed on this episode are daisy dukes, weed, gothic, lip smacking, belly shirts, Raspberry Tea, communication, bathrooms, gossip, school, make up, lululemon, snap chat, skipping class, popcorn, friends.
On this episode, the Dad of "Dad Stop" reflects on some topics discussed in Episode #1 such as boundaries, unlimited internet access, and being present with your children.
Some of the topics discussed on this episode are the olympics, social media, booty workouts, screen time, morning routine, talking to strangers, mom's underwear, social security numbers, elementary school, best friends, and more.