In this Episode we hear Jill explain the importance of communication with your child and how we should not be afraid to talk about loved ones who have passed in front of them. Jill also debates the tricky conversation on posting photos of your children online, from fun family trips to school photos. We also hear about the mysterious bunch of flowers.
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00:00 Intro
00:23 Spring Has Sprung
04:21 Being A Self Starter
06:07 The Best Job!
07:39 Am I Being Watched? The Mysterious Bunch of Flowers
11:35 How To Explain Death To Children
18:23 How Death Was Described To Jill As A Child
21:35 What Children Can Ask About Death?
22:56 Should I Post Pictures Of My Children Online?
29:17 Taking Picture To Post Online
32:58 Jill Taking Pictures With Fans
33:40 SULA (Sweaty Upper Lip Alert)
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