Kellie Rasberry says that the third year of a child's life might be the hardest to handle. After hearing about Dianthe's 3-year old son's mood swings, we'd have to say that Kellie is right. Can Shanon (the non-parent) offer any helpful advice to Dianthe? She's gonna try!

You hear people say "I don't judge" ALL THE TIME, but deep down, we know it's not true. We ALL do it! Some people just refuse to admit it. Is Shanon too judgey about too many things OR is she just saying out loud what most people won't?

Why does life gotta be so dang complicated? We discuss in this episode of Stuff With Shanon.

Shanon was looking for books to get her 2 year old nephew, Jake. She was shocked by some of the titles that came up in her search. "The Night Dad Went To Jail?!?" So, she took all of those crazy books and made a game out of them. Two Truths and Maybe a Lie.

Psycho Shanon has done a LOT of things in her career. She's frenched Donnie Wahlberg and Billy Bob Thornton. She's taken over a class at LSU. She's auditioned to be the Naked Cowgirl. And now she's written a children's book. Dianthe laughs as soon as she sees the title. Hear the book on this episode of Stuff With Shanon.

Dianthe's husband has a super fancy job that he's been doing for a while now. He might be going through some kind of pre mid-life crisis, though, because he's taken on a dangerous side job. We're talking a take out extra life insurance kind of side job. Why? We discuss in this episode of Stuff With Shanon.

Will Kellie be flattered or scared by the idea of Shanon starting the Kellie Rasberry Fan Club? Dianthe isn't very supportive of the idea...

For your listening pleasure, here's the theme song I wrote, produced, and performed for Stuff With Shanon. I hope you enjoy listening to it as much as I enjoyed making it.

Kidd TV's Ana is thinking about getting a cat, but I need to convince her that it's a BAD IDEA (unless she finds a kitty that really needs a home). Here's a bonus TBT episode of Stuff With Shanon.

Dianthe has a big problem with parents who make their kids the center of their world. Who are these people?