We Love Our Kids But...

America's heroes have changed over the years based on historical events and what technology they had at that time. During World War I, many received news through newspapers or radios and their heroes most likely were the soldiers fighting for our country. In 2021, we have televisions, cell phones, and laptops, so our children's heroes can come from anywhere! Movies, Tik Tok, politics, the list could continue forever. Justin and Ami discuss how the view of local and famous heroes has been shaped by technology and who they hope their children's heroes will be. Who are your heroes? Do you think your heroes will change as time goes on? Be sure to engage with us on Instagram and YouTube so we can hear your thoughts!
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Americans own an estimated 393 million guns, making up 40% of the world's guns owned by civilians. When you pair that with the record high gun-related death toll that last year brought, I think we can all agree there is a correlated problem. Innocent people die everyday in relation to gun violence. It is heartbreaking to know that these deaths could be preventable with the correct action's by our leaders. In this week's episode, Justin and Ami dive head first into the discussion of gun control, what it's like to raise children in today's society, and recall a time that they were held at gunpoint. We ask for #GunControlNow so that we can have a better future tomorrow. 
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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"Out of the ashes, we rise", is a perfect quote to describe this week's episode. Most of what you see on social media are the highlights of a person's life and that is no different for our family. While Justin and Ami try to remain raw and honest, they also want to use their platform to spread joy and happiness. That doesn't mean that they haven't ever had low points in their lives or that they don't still have days that are hard every now and then. Everybody knows that life is full of trials and tribulations but what makes us stronger as people is the way that we overcome them. We hope you can take something from this episode and apply it to your situation when you encounter a rough or emotional event in your life. 
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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As many of you know, Justin and Ami are an interracial couple with biracial children. Discussing race in this week's episode goes far beyond the podcast as this is something that affects the family personally. This time last year, people were flooding the streets in protest against racism and police brutality. What's left is memorials for people like George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and the countless others who's lives were taken from them far too soon. Listen with an open heart, open ears and an open mind for this week's episode of "We Love Our Kids, But...".
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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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"Spoiling a child" could mean a number of things. It could mean that a parent gives their child everything they want but it could also mean that they spend too much time or energy with their kid. Another thing to look at is who is spoiling the next generation? With the accessibility to technology, spoiling a kid doesn't always come from their parents. It could come from YouTube, video games, or their tablets. In this week's episode, Justin and Ami discuss why they think their children are spoiled and if that is even a bad thing. 
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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After the pandemic hit last year, everyone's lives were flipped upside down including ours. Working from home allowed us to continue our jobs but after schools began to shut down, we now had Ava & Alexis at home with us all day (in addition to Jersey). Fast forward to present day, and after homeschooling the twins for the past year, we are faced with a decision. Public school? Private school?? Homeschool??? In this episode of "We Love Our Kids, But..." we discuss the pros and cons of the different types of schooling. We hope that this conversation is helpful to you as well, if you are debating on which option is best for you and your children. 
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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This week, Justin and Ami sit down to talk about how fame has positively (or negatively) affected them and their children, what fame is to them, and how the definition of fame has changed over the years. Will the level of popularity Ava, Alexis, and Jersey have achieved alter their childhood? What about the ability for them to make genuine friendships? Or their potential to succeed in school with all of the distractions? Listen to this episode of We Love Our Kids, But... to find out! 
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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Welcome to the inaugural episode of your new favorite podcast, "We Love Our Kids, But..." hosted by Justin and Ami McClure. You might know them from their Instagram and YouTube channels featuring the McClure twins, Ava & Alexis, and the youngest of the bunch, Jersey! 
Enough small talk, can we be real for a second? Everybody knows that they love their kids... but (and that's a big but!)! The world is ever changing and whether we like it or not, it affects adults and their children. From this podcast, you can expect topics ranging from societal issues, pop culture, and even a little bit of parenting. This week, join Justin and Ami as they discuss the highs and lows of having their own family-run business, their opinions on whether not kids should work, and what Ami thinks of parents whose children play soccer!
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
For more McClure content, follow us on a journey into the lives of the best family in entertainment: msh.ke/weloveourkidsbut