Episode 3: Dude! Stop Licking My Pants.

Rebecca Kaye tells a story about how she's chosen to manage the tough dance between protecting your kids, and over-protecting them.
We also learn that your child won't die from mouthing a nasty thermometer. Maybe. Are we giving medical advice now? We're definitely not doing that.

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Five generations of Rebecca Kaye's family in 1957...

Also discussed:
• Obsessions with Daddy
• Struggles with the third-person "Mommy"

Rebecca Kaye at Tantrum, live at Kavarna

Wanted: Your Parental Moments of Glory!

Have a recent moment of parental hilarity, utter defeat or astonishing insight? Leave a message at 678-379-3748, and we might read it at the next show! (Keep 'em to about a minute or less.)

Examples:
My kid will only wear the same Steelers t-shirt to school every day, so every night, I wash it and lay it out. I think his teacher suspects this is actually the only shirt he owns.

My baby pooped in the bathtub, and while I was getting the cleaning supplies while also wrangling my 2-year-old, the dog ate it. This is maybe the most grateful I've ever been for our dog, while simultaneously completely grossed out and disturbed.

Rock on! You might hear your moment, cheered on by a crowd of people who get it...at the next live show.

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Episode 3: Dude! Stop Licking My Pants.

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**Wanted: Your Parental Moments of Glory!**