Hi, I'm Biz. I'm a working parent with a kid and a teen.

It's been 10 years since the show began and a lot has changed on the show and in the world.

But by elevating the voices of others, we have learned we are not alone and we are doing

a good job. This is still a show about life after giving life. This is One Bad Mother.

This week on One Bad Mother, who are you going to call? Jane! We talk about the importance of

body rights with an original Jane member, Laura Kaplan. Plus, Biz says it's okay.

I thought that it would get easier with sleep and kids get older. Apparently, I don't have this kid.

It went from being climbing into our bed every night around like, you know, well, okay, I guess

it's not actually that time. It's like four in the morning. So it's morning. It's morning.

Yeah. Because we don't sleep anymore. No. But as we got older, we're talking like four,

six years old. Now we have to worry about the silence. It's not allowed. It's not allowed

to climb in bed and yelling and jumping on the bed, waking us up early.

It's waking up at 6.30 in the morning to silence. And in the night.

Freaking a fuck out. Because what are they doing? We have found them with toddler mattresses

at the top of the staircase, climbing on to slide down the mattress or downstairs on the mattress.

And now we are waking up every morning to them downstairs, fully capable of taking care of themselves

apparently because they pull in chairs from the dining room into the kitchen so they can run

on the countertop and explore all the cabinets to try and find sleep, get their own controls and watch

Netflix. Who knows when they actually woke up? We find them at 6.30 with bags of marshmallows and

graham crackers on the couch watching off to not. It was so much easier. I feel like when they were

just coming in and jumping on our bed. We still didn't get any sleep but at least they were kind

of contained. We knew what they were doing. And now we don't. And wow. I'm so tired.

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