Baby Talk Reddit Stories Featuring Madison and Chris - ThreadTalk Podcast EP16

[@AB-yt7gd]

Me being a pilot and hearing Chris say we’ll have the sleep apnea talk later was funny 😂 IYKYK

[@laurarossi7634]

For me for the first story with the kids in the basement, my issue is the expectation. So you mum just moves in another 4 people and expects them to spend time in your space! You should ask permission and be courteous. All the person who owns the house to set boundaries etc. my mum would never do that.

[@ThreadTalkPodcast]

Totally agree!!

[@vm7151]

Yes, if the sister/daughter wasn't the "landlord" and it was a totally random person, they would not intrude on the space they aren't renting. That is her house to do as she pleases

[@chateleo.9198]

I absolutely love your side tangents. It make you feel like you're part of the discussion more.

[@bethanyporter1210]

The mermaid movie is Splash with Tom Hanks & Daryl Hannah. Loved it!

[@shaieshajordan6150]

I usually listen on spotify, so I am so shocked to see your channel isn't as huge as I expected. You guys are amazing, your relationship is so cute and I love listening in at work and while I game. Yall deserve the world.

[@laurengood9014]

Ayyee Denver knows what Montana is! Love the shoutout as someone who has been to a bring your tractor to school day

[@nixiemartian4658]

I appreciate how you guys don't fully agree. Like you disagree, and you're willing to talk it out, unlike other podcasts

[@ThreadTalkPodcast]

Thank you haha that is great feedback! 🫶🏼

[@vickioverthink]

The convo about Santa, in my house Santa didn’t get the credit for big ticket items. Santa gave movies, games, socks, and pajamas.

[@Rachel-8607]

Lol in my house it was the opposite! there was usually one big gift for each child- my brother and me. And those were always from santa. Then the rest from Santa were small things.

[@ghostlinds]

just wanted to say i love y'all's podcast, and this was such a great episode! if you ever have chris and madison (and fred ofc) back on the pod, it would be so awesome to have an airline themed story episode. i'd be so into that lol. great job as always! :)

[@ThreadTalkPodcast]

Thank you so much!! We had a ton of fun filming this episode, we will definitely do that in the future!

[@MelaninSweetie]

Hello daycare teacher here! I may be new to teaching but I can tell you for a fact that I have no problem telling a kid to clean up before their parents arrive so that they don’t have to wait but at the same time my daycare has a curriculum and we are a school that teaches everyday. When another adult/parent/authority figure undermines the teacher that has to spend 8 hours a day with a child/ren it makes the children want to disobey what the teacher says in favoritism of what the other adult is saying is ok. So when the teacher is trying to teach responsibility and being respectful of their teacher. The child struggles because they want the easy way out. Because I’m going through that right now. I have a child who is 4 and he is hot n cold. Sometimes he will will up his area but when I talk to him about being responsible and keeping the floor safe for friends he yells no and vehemently refuses to do as I tell him. I am a teacher not a babysitter. But some authority figures are lenient with whenever kids come to school and it throws off the consistency and the routine. Because then I have to stop teaching to let the late kids in because I get told I can turn away late comers but then it gets backpedaled to we accept all children. So when the parents are not kept in check the child feels that they can do whatever they want whenever they want how ever they want. Today this same child got upset at me threw his shoes, sticks, kicked over a chair, kicked me, hit me, and threw a shoe at my head. These types of behaviors are because there is inconsistency and no accountability for what happens if this is how you behave.

[@sherri685]

So happy I started following you guys, you make my day! I would love Chris and Madison back on for an episode all about airline stories!!

[@ThreadTalkPodcast]

Yes we will!! After he who shall not be named comes into the world 🤗

[@adrijanaemilieconroy]

The movie is "Splash" with Daryl Hannah and Tom Hanks.

[@RSM-qc7xn]

In Chicago, this lady joined FB groups for mothers, posted free clothes and a mom showed up for it. She went inside the lady's house and the monster along with her daughter's help took the mom's baby out. Then went to the hospital like she gave birth! So yes, it happens. Mothers beware! God bless you and all your babies ❤.

[@nah.-wy6fj]

My husband and I combined our last names. Turned out to be a pretty snazzy name!

[@ThreadTalkPodcast]

Love that! 💁🏻‍♀️

[@julianzorn741]

This podcast never ceases to make me laugh and is my background while I paint or work on stuff, to the point where my dog can't sleep unless I play your videos.

[@ThreadTalkPodcast]

Omg love to hear we are also therapy for the pups!!!

[@sherlock8799]

1:36:53 Dude, deciding to get so drunk that you can't control your own body is YOUR FAULT. You should be cleaning everything up. This was entirely out of her control. She's miserable, can't hold pee anymore, can't sleep, can't get comfortable, etc. Basic partner 101, help out when the other is sick/pregnant/unable to care for themselves, especially when they have now control over it

[@ThreadTalkPodcast]

Agreed!!!

[@Mjtoia]

I also love my name, Denver. I am proud of it, and feel like it is totally me.

[@pambrown8692o]

32:18 having boundaries and sticking to those boundaries does not, I repeat DOES NOT make you an asshole. Finding out down the line that new boundaries need to be established and implemented also does not make you an asshole. Boundaries are healthy. People who have a hard time with boundaries & don’t respect them are also the people who end up calling those with boundaries assholes.

[@Korijean11]

My daughter’s father is a huge Marvel fan and I allowed him to pick our daughters first name which is Marvellee, Marvel and his middle name Lee. It’s different and unique and we love it and received tons of compliments for it but I wouldn’t have made it as complicated as the name in the story. 😅

[@ThreadTalkPodcast]

Wait I love that name!!

[@MochiTheAxolotl69]

The poop bag thing happened to me as a young teen. At the beach with my dad and siblings (who still tease me about this) and it’s super windy, we are walking my nans dog, just a small Jack Russell, and I’ve never had a problem picking up the poo. Well, as I bend over to scoop it, the bag is blowing about so I miss judge and end up accidentally touching it. Gross! Worst thing was, the public beach toilets were closed (common here in the UK, especially during the “off season”) so I ended up with asking my hands on the sea, and feeling gross for the rest of the walk. I do remember the exact reason, but we were walking the dog while my mum and hers, were doing something with my great grandmother. So once they were done, we met back up, and took my great grandmother home, and as she was thankfully closest to the beach, I was able to finally wash my hands! My siblings (both younger) thought it was HILARIOUS, and told everyone I’d touched dog poop🤦🏻‍♀️

[@ThreadTalkPodcast]

Hahaha oh no😭😭

[@aubreewoodson04]

i love your podcast so much, when i woke up this morning i immediately came to your podcast to start watching! this episode was so fun to have your family on!!!! and i always look forward to this day! keep doing what your doing and have fun with it!!!❤

[@ThreadTalkPodcast]

Thank you so much 🥹🥹❤️❤️

[@Freddy3Jersem]

The neurodivergent story, is so weird to me. OP said it’s her opinion. That is valid, and it’s messed up SIL wasn’t tought to respect that. The way she doubled down wasn’t ok, it gave my kid has this so everyone just agree with her. MIL messed up. She is not the AH.

[@rahelgilleland3608]

Teresa, I am fully on your side on the toilet paper situation!!! Three squares is NOT enough! I make sure nothing gets through the toilet paper:) P.S. this is the first comment I have ever made and I Just love this podcast!!

[@ThreadTalkPodcast]

I needed this validation LOL thank you for your support 🥹❤️

[@ashleyduckworthyt3224]

Oh cmon. The daycare story is ridiculous. Setting ONE bad example does not make a child form an immediate bad habit of not cleaning up…. OP is not the AH.

[@WhosWhoIsItYou]

55:18 "Madison, is not a common name. It's a little more on the unique side." ...since when?

[@Gonmart84]

People need to think about how they are going to name their kids. Spelling is very important as well. My name is angie On my birthday certificate my name is spelled Angy my parents never bothered to fix it according to them they didn’t know how or where to go to fix it. I was constantly asked what my name is, how do I pronounce it etc I was always annoyed 😒 when people asked me about my name having to explain really bothered me. So as an adult I changed it to Angie best decision I ever made.

[@Hiidesu]

TWO AND A HALF HOURS YEPPİİİ😩🤩💖💫🕺🏻

[@ThreadTalkPodcast]

Our longest one yet🥳🥰

[@liztheriault7793]

Expensive Christmas presents come from the parents, and it has nothing to do with being fair to other kids, for me there is no way I will let Snata get all the glory for my hard earn money to be able to afford those expenses gifts lol

[@ThePzwilson]

I'm surprised that Denver and his sister both believe that over the top ostentatious flaunting of wealth is not an asshole move, and that it's something people are simply entitled to do.

[@ThreadTalkPodcast]

It is just because we grew up with horses doesn't mean we were wealthy. We actually grew up broke AF and sometimes went a bit hungry. The horses we breed as a source of income. Riding horses to school doesn't make someone wealthy.

[@kendalnewman3922]

2:00:19 No way, I would take my daughter to school everyday on her pony from then on. Now this is the new norm! The other kids need to learn that they can’t have whatever they want just because another kid has it. Get over it!

[@sawyerblossom7244]

Ghiuliyette Mahriya

[@ThreadTalkPodcast]

lol

[@LunarisArts]

No matter how much I know it's supposed to be pronounced "Juliette", I can't help say "Gilette" (like the razor brand) when saying it out loud.

[@bethanyporter1210]

I love how it says "translate to English" here. That pretty much says it all. 😂😂

[@chateleo.9198]

Is it bad I want to ride a horse to work now?

[@camillevaillancourt8789]

First time coming across this podcast. Lady on the right raised good points that 4 people are being punished for the actions of one and family means being self sacrificing for a lot of people. However I would stil direct the blame of discontent on the sister. Her misfortunes are her problem to work out and she is lucky at all to have her parents in her life that would like to take her and her kids in. The issue is that the parents decisions implicate OP as they live in their building. Without clear boundaries and expectations OP will be roped into childcare and cleaning up after their sister and kids which was never the agreement when they rented to their own parents. Also household costs will increase and will likely get pushback if their charge more. OP is in a lose lose situation, if they reject their sister, they risk a relationship with their parents and sister and nieces/nefews , but if they give in they lose their privacy, quiet clean home with increased untility bills.

[@ThreadTalkPodcast]

Agreed! Thanks for watching :)

[@ScottMitchell-e2t]

Just because you are pregnant does not mean you are correct about daycare issue.

[@ThreadTalkPodcast]

Everyone has their own opinion :)