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parents nationwide. Welcome to the mom room podcast. My name is Renee Rina and I am definitely the mom friend you have always wanted.

Hello, welcome. It is Tuesday morning and I am about to pack up some snacks and head back home. Milo and I have been at my parents'

house for a few days, actually almost a week, like five days, I think. So yeah, I'm ready to go

home, get back into a routine. My parents took Milo fishing. So it's been raining the last two days. We have a little bit of cabin

cabin fever. Is that the right thing to say? Because every time I say cabin fever, I'm like,

Renee, I don't know if that's the right thing to say. Like, does that mean something sexual?

Or is that like you're going stir crazy?

I'm going to Google it and I'll report back.

But every time I say it, I feel a little bit weird,

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