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Hold My Baby

Parents, comedians, actors and the trauma that is being better than your parents, join us on our weekly “big feelings” podcast rant about the people we have to work with and our roommates - jk our kids. So hold my baby because I need to teach yours a lesson.

Podcast · By Erik Rivera and Kira Soltanovich · English · Official site

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Sep 1, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    Stop Giving Random Parents Your Kids! School Pickup, Mechanic Scams & Doggy Chiropractors | Ep. 36 (opens the original)

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    Welcome back to **Hold My Baby**, the parenting podcast where we have years of parenting experience and are still somehow surprised every week by the decisions other parents make. This week, Erik and Kira accidentally discover a genuinely useful parenting hack: Don't want to entertain your kid? Don't. Just point at something in the distance and yell: **“I BET YOU CAN'T GET THERE IN 12 SECONDS!”** Congratulations. You've invented childcare. Welcome to **Hold My Baby**. We're helping parents. We'r

  2. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    Back to School Drama, Teen Fashion & PLEASE Cut Your Hair! | Hold My Baby Ep. 35 (opens the original)

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    Welcome back to **Hold My Baby**, where we lovingly support our children becoming independent human beings... **until they choose a hairstyle we don't understand.** Then suddenly democracy has limits. Erik and Kira kick things off with some aggressively spicy morning energy, childhood trauma projections, Sunset Boulevard construction, and the discovery of perhaps the most motivational gym advertisement ever placed on a Tesla Cybertruck. Nothing says health and wellness quite like being verbally

  3. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    Big Feelings” Parenting, No-Touch Tag & Why Two Phones Are ALWAYS Suspicious | Hold My Baby Ep. 34 (opens the original)

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    Welcome back to **Hold My Baby**, the parenting podcast where we’re raising emotionally intelligent children... but we’d also really appreciate it if they would clean up their mess. We believe in you. This week, Eric and Kira record way past bedtime, which means the conversation immediately becomes unhinged. This week's parenting argument: 🧠 **Have we gone too far with “big feelings” parenting?** We’re all for helping kids understand their emotions. Truly. But when your child launches something

  4. Episode · Aug 11, 2026

    We’re Apparently Criminals, Kids Can’t Order Food & Summer Camp Is a Scam | Hold My Baby Ep. 33 (opens the original)

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    We’re Apparently Criminals, Kids Can’t Order Food & Summer Camp Is a Scam | Hold My Baby Ep. 33** Welcome back to **Hold My Baby**, the parenting podcast where we’re trying to raise independent, well-adjusted children while casually discovering that both hosts may have criminal records. This week, Erik and Kira tackle a big parenting debate: **If you already paid for a terrible camp, do you make your kid finish it?** This episode is for every parent trying to raise independent kids while simulta

  5. Episode · Jul 28, 2026

    Pushy Salespeople, Jehovah's Witnesses & The Worst Comedy Gig Ever | Hold My Baby Ep. 32 (opens the original)

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    Welcome back to **Hold My Baby**, the parenting podcast where we love our kids... but we're also teaching them one very important life lesson: **You don't have to answer the front door.** This week, Erik and Kira tackle one of modern life's greatest annoyances—people who absolutely refuse to take "No, thank you" for an answer. Inside this episode: 🎭 Erik proudly shares his son's first theater camp production... and the instant celebrity status that came with landing a solo. ⛪ Erik takes a hilari

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