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0:47

@Block24Media | Should new parents be required to...

Leanne P. ·

2025/09/07

Click here to reply to @Block24Media "I think it's a good idea, especially since when you go through a divorce, you have to take parenting classes in most states before the divorce is final. So I don't see why you shouldn't have to take parenting classes or why it would be a bad idea to take parenting classes before a baby, before a child is born."

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1:25

@Mindset | Should new parents be required to take...

Leanne P. ·

2025/09/06

Click here to reply to @Mindset "Well, Leanna, I appreciate your thoughtful gesture here regarding new parents taking parenting classes, and I really don't think it's a good idea to require them to take parenting classes, but I think it's an ideal for them to take parenting classes if they want to, if they think they needed, which I think they would greatly benefit from taking parenting classes. And the reason why I say that if they're new, they don't know how to parent yet."

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1:32

@MsColes77 | Should new parents be required to take...

Leanne P. ·

2025/09/06

Click here to reply to @MsColes77 "Like, why not be proactive in getting new parents into parenting classes so that maybe we can avoid some of the situations that may cause these parents to lose their children and then be forced to have to take parenting classes. So I am in favor of new parents being required to take parenting classes. So thank you so much."

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1:58

@RSNStudios | Should new parents be required to take...

Leanne P. ·

2025/09/06

Click here to reply to @RSNStudios "I think new parents should definitely be required to take parenting classes. I think that it would really help new parents know what kind of resources they have available to them, how to manage everything leading up to the birth of their child, how to deal with the first few years of child. Because basically it's 18 years that you're responsible for this new person. So you need some help."

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3:53

@ShadeCam1 | Should new parents be required to take...

Leanne P. ·

2025/09/06

Click here to reply to @ShadeCam1 "And yeah, to answer your question, yeah, I believe all parents, not just young parents, all parents could benefit from some parenting classes if we really look in that mirror and tell the truth and own it. Thanks for this one."

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4:55

@SeekingPlumb | Should new parents be required to...

Leanne P. ·

2025/09/06

Click here to reply to @SeekingPlumb "However, also recognizing that in today's age, there are a lot more things that a parent has to juggle and to account for and trying to raise a child with all of these additional pressures that didn't always exist is a lot. And so also recognizing there's a need. I often wonder if there are other ways we could do things to get the results that we want. And it just so happens that I saw something this morning from Copenhagen in Denmark and how they address some

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2:40

@SimpleSimon | Do you know the importance of these...

Leanne P. ·

2025/08/28

Click here to reply to @SimpleSimon "Is that a number to text? Because it doesn't say, right. I'm assuming it's a. Maybe. Maybe it's a text. I don't. I'm going to assume that because. Not that I have any future experience with that, but I'm assuming it. And so, yeah, just. Can you inform us if we have to do a text or a call? Right."

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0:49

@msrisingstar | What is your favorite thing to do on...

Leanne P. ·

2025/08/17

Click here to reply to @msrisingstar "Sunday is my chill day and I'm actually thankful even though it's a push to that our homework is done Saturday because it was due on Sunday. I missed my rest day. I feel like God is on day that day for rest and it makes us feel better and recharge when we have that day. So if I feel like it later, I'll get up and have some do some crafts. Otherwise I'm just gonna chill, watch murder mysteries and have a wonderful, wonderful day."

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0:42

@notessonthego | What is your favorite thing to do...

Leanne P. ·

2025/08/17

Click here to reply to @notessonthego "My favorite thing to do on weekends is to read and to play board games with my kids. We play Scrabble, we played Pluto, and we play Uno and stuff like that. And really hang out with my husband after the kids go to bed, watch a movie, perhaps eat some good food. Yeah. So this kind of very family oriented, chilling out kind of weekend with focus on reading, which I love. So. And also going for a walk outdoors and stuff. So."

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4:59

@lhnath | What is your favorite thing to do on ...

Leanne P. ·

2025/08/11

Click here to reply to @lhnath "So you, you know, people come through the line, you serve them the food, and it's just nice. People can get together, hang out, and especially if you have, like, guests, like visitors and things, it's a nice way for them to be welcomed and. Yeah, so every. Every Sunday we have a dinner. Like today, we had chicken soup, ham, potatoes, Mac and cheese, angel eggs."

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3:14

@danieljaquez | What is your favorite thing to do on...

Leanne P. ·

2025/08/10

Click here to reply to @danieljaquez "Tried not to make any sounds, try not to speak at all. I enjoy this. I would love to be a guy, a tour guide for people who want to do this. And I know many places, many little nooks and crannies, many little waterfalls that I'm constantly chasing for. It feels like that's living to me. That is life. That is to exist and be in the moment and truly feel alive."

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5:00

@chitchatwithkk | What is a hometown celebration that...

Leanne P. ·

2025/08/05

Click here to reply to @chitchatwithkk "Well, when I grew up, you know, I would say that one of the things that I look forward to when I was younger, one of the celebrations was the 8th of August celebration because, not because of the events, but because of the people. I knew that there was people that were coming home that had moved to the bigger cities or, you know, relocated and they were going to be there. I was going to see some cousins that I hadn't seen for a long time."

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2:39

@AnngieKaye | What is a hometown celebration that you...

Leanne P. ·

2025/08/05

Click here to reply to @AnngieKaye "You can grab food and bring your own food from home and just have a couple of chairs and blankets and have a nice time. And then in August, they show movies in that same spot. And super convenient, it's free. Free parking. With the movies, you can actually park your car."

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2:14

@MsColes77 | What is a hometown celebration that you...

Leanne P. ·

2025/08/05

Click here to reply to @MsColes77 "So one hometown celebration that I look forward to every year is called the Go Outside Festival, or the shortened version of it, Go Fest. And the purpose of Go Fest is to encourage people to explore outdoor activities. So since I'm part of a hiking group and we are always outside, we love to go to Go Fest because it gives us an opportunity to network with other outdoor groups, but it also gives us an opportunity to try some of the activities. You can do rock wall

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4:20

@jabeen19 | What is the one prompt/topic you would...

Leanne P. ·

2025/07/25

Click here to reply to @jabeen19 "And while respecting the boundaries, there must be conversation there. Then there should not be conversational gap between a child and their parents. Because family is a very small unit which encourages Family is a very small unit from a place where child grow. So that child needs a very safe space where that person can admit his mistake or her mistake and can share anything, whatever he or she likes to share without gets judgmental and without being judged in a

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2:00

@chitchatwithkk | What is a dream/goal that you had...

Leanne P. ·

2025/07/25

Click here to reply to @chitchatwithkk "Hello everyone, and good evening. I'm looking at the prompt today. Is there a dream or goal that I had to let go of and am I able to obtain it right now? In life, there's never been a dream or a goal that I have let go of. You know, never, never. If there's a goal or a dream that I want to obtain, I'm gonna keep that goal, a dream."

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5:07

@Hineni | Was it really a financial decision?

Leanne P. ·

2025/07/22

Click here to reply to @Hineni "And if y' all think he wasn't involved with Epstein and all that disgusting and gross stuff, guess again. He was. He's just trying to have it covered up. Although, seriously, all this other stuff that came out even before he became president in 2016, all that disgusting stuff that came out about him groping women, he still got elected. How the hell. I don't know. But. Okay, so. Okay, then."

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4:59

@lhnath | what was your first job and what life...

Leanne P. ·

2025/07/22

Click here to reply to @lhnath "I guess when I really think of my first job, it was my neighbor next door when we. I babysat for her. She had three children. She was a inter designer. And I would come over and babysit for the children. And I like that too. I really did. The kids listened pretty much. They just had to listen. As long as they listened, it was okay. And they didn't do a whole lot."

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6:21

@Hineni | what was your first job and what life...

Leanne P. ·

2025/07/22

Click here to reply to @Hineni "Everyone in Santa Barbara went to Shoe Town especially for the kids shoes. Everybody went there. So it's definitely interesting going back from being a customer from when I was a kid to as an adult working there. And I worked there from when I was 18 until I was 21. And, God, yeah, I really freaking grew up. Oh, my God. So, so much. It was amazing."

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4:23

@simplyshelley | what was your first job and what...

Leanne P. ·

2025/07/20

Click here to reply to @simplyshelley "I started, you know, being able to know, you know, they'd bring their stuff, I knew what they wanted. You know, I started getting to know people, and it was really, really fun. And I would say probably what it taught me was not to be afraid. Even though I spent most of my life as I got older being afraid. But as I think about that job, I'm like, what have I been really afraid of?"

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