Learning Curve with Mr. Chazz

Mr. Chazz creates much-needed discussion with and open mind and heart, meeting parents where they are at and nurturing growth.

I came across a video on my IG feed with Mr. Chazz breaking down a parenting moment and offering constructive criticism for the ways the mom could’ve made better choices while also praising what the mom excelled at. This is what we need more of. Rather than the hateful judgment or the silence of others when observing other parents’ styles they know are proven to be ineffective or even damaging. We millennials desperately need this education, but there are very few knowledgeable people willing to provide it in such a compassionate, understanding and nonjudgmental way as to make it digestible for those that need to really hear it. That video impacted me so much that I actively sought out this podcast on the off chance he had one. I’m glad I found it too. Thank you, Mr. Chazz! I’m confident you’ve made, and will continue to make, a lasting impact on the world.

Great Instagram. I’ll stick to that. The episodes start with an excerpt that makes you feel like you accidentally started in the middle of an episode. Then it swings wildly back to the actual beginning. Cuts and editing are awkwardly done. Audio quality is lacking. Frequently Mr. Chazz seems underwhelmed or even confrontational with the interviewee. After a half dozen or so, I have to bail even though the actual content is beneficial.

Literally my friend. If I randomly saw you in public I’m afraid I’d lose all my composure and just wrap you in a giant hug and probably cry a little. Thank you so much for helping me be a better dad to my kiddo. There is literally nothing more important to me than being the best dad I can be. You’ve helped so much. I can’t tell you enough how much I appreciate both you and the wholeparent podcast. Please collab. I’d absolutely love it.