Daddy Is Out Numbered!
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It’s the time of the year when kids get sick and we have had our own issues with that. The two little ones are just getting over being sick now. We had to get our kindergartener a COVID test to prove all she had was a cold. Her having autism makes it harder too because she only wants one kind of cough medicine and if we don’t have it she won’t take it. Got sick on the kitchen floor, bathroom floor, all over the trashcan… on the toilet not in the toilet...... We discuss teen pregnancy and what we would do if we were put in that situation. Support this podcast https://www.patreon.com/DaddyisOutNumbered
We talk about going to prison for our dopplegangers crimes, we play item lister and talk about earthquake preparedness. Support this podcast https://www.patreon.com/DaddyisOutNumbered
In this episode we discuss our trip to SeaWorld and riding on the Electric Eel. We pay would you rather and it gets really ridiculous. This topic is raw and a difficult one to discuss because its a personal story that I have not told a lot of people in my life. I discuss being molested and how it affected me. Support this podcast https://www.patreon.com/DaddyisOutNumbered
In this episode we talk about how crazy our toddler is about her bedtime and what if we don't like one of our daughters friends. Support this podcast https://www.patreon.com/DaddyisOutNumbered
In this episode we play the not so newly wed game and talk about porn and how it isn't sex. Young people need to know that porn is unrealistic and not how sex really is. Support this podcast https://www.patreon.com/DaddyisOutNumbered
This episode is a supervised one where we talk about our preteens obsessions. She seems to be obsessed with things for a short period of time. We play random questions and then talk about being stranded on a deserted island Support this podcast https://www.patreon.com/DaddyisOutNumbered
In this episode we discuss posting responsibly as a preteen with social media and the consequences if you dont. Support this podcast https://www.patreon.com/DaddyisOutNumbered
We discuss the first week back in in-person school and how they are adjusting. We play a rousing game of would you rather that makes a turn for the worst. Then we discuss the attempts my wife makes to convince me to have more babies even after my vasectomy. Support this podcast https://www.patreon.com/DaddyisOutNumbered
We have new intro music provided by Pink Flamingo music productions. This guy hooked us up and has his own podcast on haunted houses in the UK called Haunted UK podcast. We discuss my vasectomy and how upset my wife was when I made the decision to get it done. Join us as we discuss this and I recount what happened. Support this podcast https://www.patreon.com/DaddyisOutNumbered
We discuss the lice outbreak we had while on a break and crack jokes as we realize that we missed being on the mic. Support this podcast https://www.patreon.com/DaddyisOutNumbered
We end our season on an episode about PRIDE, sexuality and dating. Support this podcast https://www.patreon.com/DaddyisOutNumbered
We discuss summer fun and favorite summer memories. Support this podcast https://www.patreon.com/DaddyisOutNumbered
This episode we talk to child book author Casey Waesche about her book I Am The Boss of Me. We play Random Questions and talk about being a mom, author and what it's like to publish a book. Support this podcast https://www.patreon.com/DaddyisOutNumbered
Daddy is Out Numbered - Episode 37 – Intro – We are moving to a season-based podcast and we will end season 1 in a few weeks. This will allow us to recharge and work on the podcast. Grief – We have all lost a loved one or a beloved pet and when that happens, we go through 5 stages of grief. Stage 1 – Denial Helps minimize the loss that we experience. Trying to survive emotional pain. Our reality has shifted, and it will take time to adjust to the new reality. Pretend the loss doesn’t exist and cope with the overwhelming feelings of loss. - When my pops died, I didn’t want to believe it Stage 2 – Anger Still trying to deal with the new reality and anger sometimes helps us with the emotions that we are experiencing. This is the first thing we see when we start to release emotion. - When my pops died, I was angry that he didn’t take better care of himself and that could have prevented this. Stage 3 – Bargaining Losing someone we love can cause us to do bargain in various ways. I have done this before when someone I care about is sick. · "God, if you can heal this person, I will turn my life around." "I promise to be better if you will let this person live." Typically, we bargain to a higher power or something bigger than we are. Gives us a feeling of being in control. Stage 4 – Depression In our course of dealing with grief we tend to come to a place when we try to accept the new reality. Bargaining is no longer an option and dealing with the new reality is inevitable. As the numbness resides, we start to pull inward and be less social and reaching out less. Dealing with depression after the loss of a loved one can be very isolating. Stage 5 – Acceptance This doesn’t mean we are no longer feeling the loss we had but we now accept the new reality without our loved one. Sadness and depression are still present, and we can slip in and out of it as we remember certain things. Not everyone experiences every stage of grief and a stage can last from hours to months. You also may not experience them in this exact order. Some people may experience bargaining first before anger when someone is sick or in the hospital. How to help with grief Avoid rescuing or trying to fix it - Offer a shoulder to cry on or an ear to talk to. Try to uplift them with humor. Don’t force helping - We may want our friend or family member back but don’t force the grieving process. They will get through at their own pace. Make yourself accessible to them - Give them space but let them know you are there for them when they want to talk. Outro – Be safe, wash your hands, mask up and practice safe social distancing. If you like the show please rate us on Apple podcasts and go to Daddy is Out Numbered on IG Support this podcast https://www.patreon.com/DaddyisOutNumbered
We play a game show where we answer questions. Support this podcast https://www.patreon.com/DaddyisOutNumbered
We are back from moving and moving sucked. We play the not-so newlywed game and discuss being a united front as parents. Support this podcast https://www.patreon.com/DaddyisOutNumbered
We play a new game called random questions to bring you some diversity and talk about being a part-time friend to your kids. Support this podcast https://www.patreon.com/DaddyisOutNumbered
We play the not-so-newlywed game and discuss when shit happens. When shit happens what happens and how we communicate to each other and what we do to handle stress defines us as a person. Support this podcast https://www.patreon.com/DaddyisOutNumbered
In this episode we have two special guests, my best friend and his wife to discuss kink shaming. We play a spiced up edition of the not-so-newlywed game that may result in disclosing the kind of sex we enjoy. We discuss kink shaming and kinks that we are into while trying to educate my wife. Support this podcast https://www.patreon.com/DaddyisOutNumbered
We play 5 second rule and you get more jokes. In this episode talk about kids and therapy and the benefits that it has. Also, we discuss the way people perceive anyone that is in therapy. Support this podcast https://www.patreon.com/DaddyisOutNumbered
We give you an update in our life, the hot so newlywed game and I was caught cheating. Support this podcast https://www.patreon.com/DaddyisOutNumbered
In this episode we play the not-so newly wed game where I get an answer wrong. We also give you stories of drinking from our lives and one of the first times we met. Support this podcast https://www.patreon.com/DaddyisOutNumbered
In this episode we discuss what friendship is like as a kid compared to as an adult. As we get older we have less and less time to meet with our friends frequently and we explain this to Sam. Support this podcast https://www.patreon.com/DaddyisOutNumbered
We discuss self harm. This was an emotional one for us as we discuss our own personal experiences. Erica talks about how she self harmed when she was younger and I give my perspective as some one who had never encountered that before. If you or someone you love is self harming please seek professional care or get them professional care. Support this podcast https://www.patreon.com/DaddyisOutNumbered
We discuss cooking in this episode. Erica thinks this whole episode is to bash her for not knowing how to cook. It secretly, is me trying to get them to finally acknowledge that I am not a good cook. Sam gives her international cooking experiences and tries to convince us multiple times that she can cook. Support this podcast https://www.patreon.com/DaddyisOutNumbered
This weeks discussion is about being the askable or approachable parent. We give on own personal insight about whether our parents were approachable and how we want to be approachable as the kids get older. Erica gives her insight onto being askable as a mother and a stepmother and the fine line that she has to walk. So come laugh with us as we talk about this topic. Support this podcast https://www.patreon.com/DaddyisOutNumbered
We discuss dating and what our parents take on it was as well as Sam wanting to date. Support this podcast https://www.patreon.com/DaddyisOutNumbered
We play the not so newly wed game and discuss what it means as a parent. As a parent, you will never be alone again and this is something we have to understand and deal with. Support this podcast https://www.patreon.com/DaddyisOutNumbered
We discuss how out of control our kids screen time is. We also give you the recommended amount of screen time. Support this podcast https://www.patreon.com/DaddyisOutNumbered
In this episode we play the not so newlywed game and we weigh in on a cheating tale from a listener and give our thoughts. Support this podcast https://www.patreon.com/DaddyisOutNumbered
