We Love Our Kids But...

By the title of this episode, you can already tell it's going to be another emotional rollercoaster. Justin's mom's husband was diagnosed with cancer and it has been really hard on the family. It's never easy to hear this news but the only thing you can do is to push through and give it every bit of fight you got! But that includes making different life choices that will assist in combating cancer. Would you have the willpower to give up something in your life that you enjoy in order to get rid of a disease that is hurting your body? Find out what Justin and Ami have to say in this week's episode of "We Love Our Kids, But..."!
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Cheating within a relationship can sometimes be a dealbreaker and cause an end to the trust between two people. Some can forgive this act while others will up and leave no matter the circumstances. If you have ever been cheated on, you can relate! Justin and Ami discuss times in their lives where they have witnessed infidelity in relationships and why it is not present in their own. Hear these conversations and more in this week's episode of "We Love Our Kids, But..."! 
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Ever sent money to a Nigerian prince that promised you a cut of their fortune? Or received a threatening call from the IRS demanding you that you owe money from back taxes? Well if it makes you feel any better, Justin and Ami have been scammed... and fell for it. It doesn't feel too good to know that you have been lied to and cheated out of hard earned money. Almost $40,000 between the two of them was sent away to a scammer years ago! Now, all they can do is look back and laugh because there's nothing they can do to change the past now. Check out this week's episode of "We Love Our Kids, But..." to hear a few scam artist stories that might make you think twice before sending money to anyone! 
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Humans put significance to quite literally everything in their lives, including when they first decided to put a ring on it. Anniversaries are important to just about every dating or married couple which means that when it comes around each year... you better remember it! So what happens if you happen to ruin an anniversary? This year, Ami had a secret planned for Justin but the universe had other plans! Check out this week's episode of, "We Love Our Kids, But..." to find out Ami's super secret anniversary plans and how they got ruined less than 24 hours before! 
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What people don't always tell you about broken bones is that it also comes with emotional pain as well. As most of you know, Ami suffered two broken wrists a few weeks ago in an attempt to soften our daughter Alexis' fall during a family bike ride. The physical pain was bad enough, but add the emotional pain that she is going through on top of it and it is almost unbearable. She can't cook, clean, or even dress herself. But she understands that this isn't forever... so how is she handling things? Listen to Justin and Ami McClure discuss this and much more in this week's episode of "We Love Our Kids, But..."! 
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The title is unfortunately 100% true and not misleading. About two weeks ago, Ami broke both wrists in an attempt to save our daughter Alexis from a nasty bike accident. Since the fall, she has been physically and emotionally drained from the moment she wakes up to the moment she goes to sleep at night. Our friends and family have been the best support and we see all of your comments on social media as well. For all of this, we are very grateful. And Ami will bounce back in no time. They don't call us the Mighty McClures for nothing!
So I know what you are thinking... "Tell us what happened already!". Okay, fine here is the story. When Ami jumped off the bike... actually! To find out what happens next you will have to listen to this week's episode instead! 
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Have you ever wondered how social media influencers make money? They just post pictures and videos online and *POOF*! Famous and rich, right? Ehh... not so much. There is much more money to be made outside of just the social media platforms. For example, investing it into real estate or cryptocurrency. Ways to increase your income are limitless and in this week's episode of "We Love Our Kids, But..." Justin and Ami jump right into it all. From new inventions they are working on to how they got started in investing in the stock market, they spill it all. If you are looking for advice into how to multiply your money, don't miss a second of this episode! 
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Some things in life are inevitable. Change, disagreements, failure, mistakes... but also happiness, making memories, success and more. Death is also inevitable. For centuries, people have wondered and speculated what comes after death but the fact is that nobody knows (and we most likely won't know until it happens). About two weeks ago, we lost a friend to the family to cancer. She was joyful, full of energy, loving, and kind but most of all she was taken away from this Earth far too soon... Justin and Ami sit down this week to talk about if it's possible to prepare children for death. How does death affect a child when they personally know them? At what age do they actually understand passing away? Is it even possible to prepare a child for something like this? Find out in this week's episode of "We Love Our Kids, But.."!
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The mind of a 3-year old isn't the same as a fully grown adult's mind. Because of this, sometimes as adults we will attempt to think as a 3-year old in terms of what they are feeling or the way they perceive them. "Do my kids think I'm a bad dad because I overreacted in a situation?" or "are my kids actually happy?" are questions every mom or dad might ask themselves while parenting. In this week's episode, Justin and Ami sit down to discuss the ways they think their kids perceive them. From situation to situation, and from kid to kid, perception changes. Parents want only the best for their kids but each kid will see what "the best for them is" differently than the next. All parents can do is what they think is right in each situation and see how it plays out.
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This is a topic that is important to every family with children... should we post photos of our children online? This is an even more important topic to celebrity families as their children are immediately thrown into the spotlight more and more with each post. With Justin and Ami raising three children on the internet, this is a question they ask everyday. What are they comfortable putting online? How do they respond to negative comments they receive? Do Ava & Alexis even want to continue being social media influencers? Find out the answers to all of these questions and more in this week's episode of, "We Love Our Kids, But..."!
We Love Our Kids But...is a focus on parenting and family lifestyle. While all opinions are subjective, we hope you find something positive in Justin and Ami McClure's chats about subjects important to their family
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