This week we are having the daycare conversation, the most emotional subject I have ever attempted

to discuss with my audience.

Should daycare be seen as an equal option to staying home before the age of three?

Is it really just whatever is best for you is the right thing?

Are we doing a disservice to moms and babies by perpetuating this mentality?

I've actually managed to find someone who gets in trouble for saying uncomfortable truths

more often than me.

Imagine that.

You didn't know there was anybody like that, did ya?

She's a relationship coach and author of the book, Seven Myths of Working Mothers, which

was praised by Dr. Laura for dismantling the lies about daycare that women are told.

She describes herself as a rebel with a cause and a boatload of conviction.

You've probably seen her on Fox News or heard her podcast or radio show, The Suzanne

Venker Show, her entire world view stems from this belief that women can't have it all,

at least at once.

But we can have much of what we want during our lifetime in increments.

We're discussing the science and evidence today behind why daycare should be a very last

resort for babies and why it's important to talk to young women about this before marriage

or kids not after, and even if it hurts people's feelings, subscribe to this podcast, leave

a five star review, and discuss what you hear in the Keith Servitus Facebook group that's

in the show notes.

Please welcome Suzanne Venker to the spillover.

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