Seeing Your Parent as a Person
Feb 28, 202620mEp. 1S3
Parents are going to make sense, and perhaps it takes us maturing and becoming parents ourselves to extend (more) grace.
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Hosted by Jaime Coleman · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 22 episodes
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Jaime Coleman hosts Put That on My Mama, a kids show with 22 episodes published.
Parents are going to make sense, and perhaps it takes us maturing and becoming parents ourselves to extend (more) grace.
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My mama got me covered. Jaime shares her appreciation for that, while Chantel encourages Jaime to do the work and provide that feeling for her children.
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