Previous Episodes

Lynn's best friend stopped talking to her several years ago, but recently reached out to her son about reconnecting. Due to the time that has passed and her history with this old friend, Lynn is being more than cautious about the possible reunion.

Sarah's parents are divorced and don't like going to family functions together. Sarah is having her baby shower next month and would like to avoid the family drama. Should she still invite both of her parents?

What You Need to Know Before You Get Married / Valerie's son still lives with her. Needless to say, Valerie has an issue with this; since her son doesn't have a job and doesn't seem to be motivated to get one anytime soon.

How Your Teen's Cell Phone Is Affecting Their Health / Michelle just found out she has a half-sister. Obviously curious, Michelle is toying with the idea of meeting her new family member. Should she go visit or should she keep her distance for now?

Mia's husband is a night owl and wants to have more love making in the middle of the night. Since Mia enjoys her sleep, she wants to find a compromise to this late night request from her hubby.

Angela has noticed her daughter is often mean to her friends. Angela loves her daughter but is concerned that this mean behavior is costing her daughter friends; and may cost her more than just friends as she grows into an adult.

Michael feels like he is at a roadblock with his daughter Savannah. Desperate to bridge the gap with his little girl, Michael calls Dr. Laura to talk.

Jim's children don't bother to send him more than a text on his birthday. With their birthdays approaching, he feels torn between the two extremes: giving his children money and a card on their birthday or just sending a text.

The Right Way to Get Angry at Work / Debbie is having issues with her husband. She is contemplating divorce, but feels stuck because she's unsure how this change would affect her children.

How to Raise Successful Kids / Jodie just sent her son off to college. Normally, any mother would be emotional about their son leaving for school. However, Jodie is not the problem, her daughter is actually the problem.