93: Chris Guidera: Parents Need to Listen

Parenting Teens: The Biggest Job We’ll Ever Have Podcast by Jennifer Collinson

Mar 11, 201921:25Kids & family

" Listen, listen, listen ." – Chris Guidera, Hyde Alumni Parent Chris Guidera, husband of Ali di Groot who was on the show last week, had similar words as his wife about his parenting: "I thought I had all the answers,"...

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