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A PRINCESS DONNASAURUS™ episode.
Adjusting to new things can be challenging. Just ask Princess Donnasaurus—she’s about to become a big sister, and that means lots of change! She’s really excited, but she’s also feeling uncertain. She’s learning that a new sibling means sharing her toys and her room, and not making too much noise—plus it turns out that you can’t even yeet a baby! Not ever!
A PRINCESS DONNASAURUS™ episode.
Adjusting to new things can be challenging. Just ask Princess Donnasaurus—she’s about to become a big sister, and that means lots of change! She’s really excited, but she’s also feeling uncertain. She’s learning that a new sibling means sharing her toys and her room, and not making too much noise—plus it turns out that you can’t even yeet a baby! Not ever!
So come join us at the (now slightly crowded) castle, where we’ll meet the Neighborhood’s newest royal reptile in this week's sisterly PRINCESS DONNASAURUS™ story!
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This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but episode one is a great place to start.
Listen to episode one hereA PRINCESS DONNASAURUS™ episode.
Adjusting to new things can be challenging. Just ask Princess Donnasaurus—she’s about to become a big sister, and that means lots of change! She’s really excited, but she’s also feeling uncertain. She’s learning that a new sibling means sharing her toys and her room, and not making too much noise—plus it turns out that you can’t even yeet a baby! Not ever!
So come join us at the (now slightly crowded) castle, where we’ll meet the Neighborhood’s newest royal reptile in this week's sisterly PRINCESS DONNASAURUS™ story!
Get more at: IMAGINENEIGHBORHOOD.org
Friend and follow us!
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