Do you only talk about your kids & parenting?
I would say 40% of the time is spent talking about kids and the rest is divided between other topics!
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Depends. Maybe it's 50% talking about parenting/kids, 25% other stuff, and 25% (or more) is us losing our train of thought as we chase after our kids/stop them from putting mulch in their mouth/ keep them from crawling off the play structure and the like.
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I'd say it's probably 50/50. We talk about our kids a lot, but also about our significant others, our friends, our jobs, etc.
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It's a mix of kids, husbands (mostly bitching lol!) and what's new type stuff
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Depends on the friend
i spend more time talking about kids with my newer mom friends but less with friends i have known a long time.
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It depends on who it is. With friends that we made pre kids, I would say we actually talk about work more.
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Depends who it is, sometimes the last thing I want to do is talk about my son!
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Usually 50/50, and it depends on the group of friends. If it someone we don't see a lot, it's less time talking about kids more time catching up on life.
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Depends on the friend. If it's my best friend, no. We catch up on everything else and let the boys play.
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Yes I would say it dominates our convos for the most part
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I think a lot of the time it ends up being about the kids and/or parenting techniques and tips.
I do try to make an effort to talk about other things though, I have a really big fear of losing myself to motherhood and I don't want that to happen so I try to stay interested in things other than my kid.
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if the parents has a child that's similar in age to mine, than yes. It tends to be the bulk of our conversation.
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Mostly kids stuff, some parental stuff and some just other kind of gossip. Now that our kiddos are getting bigger it's usually start talking about something, and then getting interrupted and forget what were were talking about.
i spend more time talking about kids with my newer mom friends but less with friends i have known a long time.
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