This week's show highlights:
- Time-outs and power struggles
- Funny side of Mommyhood
Children, from toddlers to teens, are in need of help. From bullying to potty training, Dr. Kimberly Lemke is your parenting expert. Parents and children need helpful strategies to use now more than ever before. Dr. Lemke uses her countless hours providing therapy and consulting expertise to empower children and parents to make changes that can often lead to improved mental and physical health. Dr. Lemke consults with a variety of corporations, organizations and schools with topics specifically tailored to your needs using a very engaging and effective style.
Throughout her career, comedian Stephanie Blum has brought audiences into hysterics with her take-no-prisoners, make-no-apologies approach to stand up. As a mother of three and former school psychologist, this street smart Brooklyn native has a strong opinion on just about everything, especially parenting, marriage and her most guilty pleasure, pop-culture.
When not busy making people laugh at comedy clubs in New York, L.A. and Las Vegas, Stephanie guests on shows like Comic's Unleashed with Byron Allen, Country Music Television's Top 20 Funniest Videos as well as appearing on her own web series, Moms Rule! an irreverent, revealing look at mommyhood. She inspires audiences with her one woman stage show, When I Cough, I Wet Myself and contributes her humorous writing talent to both Child Magazine, Parents Magazine, The Hot Mom's Handbook and The Comedy Thesaurus.
Stephanie was crowned New York's Funniest Female, chosen for HBO's U.S. Comedy Arts Festival and recognized by The New York Times as "a woman with a sitcom life" consisting of her mentally ill brother and hypochondriac father.
So pull up a chair, shake up a cocktail, and kick up your heels while you tune in to the refreshingly real talk about what it takes to be a functional - and fun - parent in today's wild world of raising kids.
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