Toddler Purgatory
Toddler Purgatory is a comedy parenting podcast for parents of kids under six.
Hosted by hilarious moms Molly Lloyd and Blaire Brooks, each episode of Toddler Purgatory digs deep on a different parenting topic, providing some real talk, some expert advice, and a ton of laughs. Parenting little kids might feel like you're stuck in purgatory sometimes, but with Blaire and Molly as your guides, you'll have a lot more fun along the way.
New episodes every Tuesday. Thanks for subscribing and listening!
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Recent Episodes
Best Of: All the Feels - Mom Guilt, Rage, and Shame
Aug. 9, 2022
Mom guilt. Mom rage. Shame. We feel them, then we feel bad. Which doesn't help us feel any better. Here’s how to acknowledge, anticipate, sit with, process, and redirect these feelings, without beating ourselves up for havin…
Having Tough Conversations with Our Little Ones
Aug. 2, 2022
Difficult news and conversations seem to be all around us these days. Molly and Blaire give us tips for talking to little ones about challenging topics while taking care of ourselves at the same time (and letting up on the d…
The Most Stressful Place On Earth: The Disney Conundrum
July 26, 2022
Hot and muggy weather + farting bugs + unavailable lightning lanes = happiest place on Earth? For some people (Blaire, it's Blaire) Disney World is not a fantasy land. Are we ruining our kids’ childhoods by not taking them t…
Helping Our Kids Keep a Positive Body Image
July 19, 2022
“You’re so pretty!” “You’re so handsome!” Our children are beautiful, yes, but how do we teach them to have positive images of themselves no matter what? Especially when unobtainable beauty standards and diet culture messagi…
Separation Anxiety (and How to Help Your Kids Cope)
July 12, 2022
It's natural for kids to cling to their parents and caretakers - and both parents and children can experience separation anxiety when it’s time to go to work or daycare. In this episode we're talking about how to cope when i…
How to Talk to Our Kids About Gender Identities
July 5, 2022
If only we could hand our daughter a Tonka truck or our son a doll and consider ourselves parents of the year for defying gender stereotypes. Turns out it’s a little more complicated when it comes to discussing gender identi…
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