Tween drama. Nobody wants it or needs it, but it's going to happen, right? Dianthe had some major drama happen during her daughter's birthday sleepover. Sharpie marker + 2 hormonal, tired tween girls that stay awake + 1 hormonal, tired tween girl who fell asleep = drama, hurt feelings, and no sleep for Dianthe. We'll talk about it in this episode of Stuff With Shanon.

Isn't it strange how much a tiny human can change your life? Things go from crazy Friday night house parties to getting the police called on you for something completely innocent. Shanon compares life before nephews to life with nephews in this episode of Stuff With Shanon.

It's Valentine's Day and, for the first time in a long time, Shanon is celebrating it solo. Is she bitter about that? No...not really. She's just full of ideas for Valentine's Day cards that would ruin the relationships of those who do have someone to celebrate with. Honesty isn't always polite, is it?

Dianthe's got her hands full with three kids. Shanon has no kids, but she lives and breathes for her nephews. Dianthe's got news that will give anyone living with a toddler some hope in life. Believe us when we say that we understand if you've lost all hope after a handful of toddler meltdowns.

Shanon realized that she's got a couple of serious obsessions and Dianthe thinks that she might need a legal fund to use in Shanon's defense...

Dianthe has a sick kid at home, so she couldn't come in to record a new podcast. Shanon took matters into her own hands and recorded this one alone! What could she possibly say to fill up air space for an entire podcast? She's got some ideas of stuff you should know about in this episode of Stuff With Shanon.

I was looking at the most played songs on my iTunes the other day and was SHOCKED to see what's on there. It's amazing how different life is when it's just me riding in my car versus the times when I have my 3-year old nephew, Jake, with me.  You can hear the difference for yourself in this little mix of my songs and "my" songs while I'm with a toddler.

Dianthe swore that she would never do most of the things she now does as a parent. How much would you spend on a doll for your kid? Or a Halloween costume? Should you cut the crust off of your kids bread? How much is too much?

Is it possible that Shanon could become President of the PTA at the school Dianthe's kids go to? We're saying there's a chance...

It's 2018! So exciting, right? A new year means the chance for a new you. Or maybe not. Shanon looks back at her resolutions for 2017 and makes a couple for 2018.