This is Biz, and this is the final season of One Bad Mother.

So join us this last year as we remember to judge less, laugh more, and celebrate all the OBMs who have been on this journey with us.

This is still a show about life after giving life.

And yes, there will be swears.

This is One Bad Mother. This week on One Bad Mother,

genius or fail, your kid may still write a book about it. I welcome back author Cheryl Klein to

reflect on mom memoirs. Welcome back, Cheryl. I just want to let everybody or remind

everybody know that Cheryl has been on the show before, episode 509 and probably 510 or 508,

509, whatever, in the early 500s because it was an epic two-parter discussion about adoption

and her memoir, Cry Baby, which was about wanting a baby and getting cancer instead.

And I believe we talked a great deal about disease and stress and anxiety, which is always fun.

And bonus, Cheryl lives here in Southern California area, also protected by a freeway.

So obviously, if you're moving to LA live by a freeway, it's like the opposite of what people want to do.

So it seems a good time to talk about other things to stress us out before we get into memoirs and how we've potentially ruined

or been amazing to our children. But before we do all of that, Cheryl, you know where we're going.

Who lives in your house? In my house, my spouse, Cece, and my son Dash, who has just turned 10.

It's wild to me that double digits.

And like, apparently I've been doing, because his birthday is all about me.

Yeah.

I've been doing this for a decade.

You've been, look at you, a decade.

Why am I not better at it?

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