I've been traveling a lot lately for my book tour, which means airports, rental cars, doing

bedtime, over FaceTime, and having some of the most meaningful conversations with parents.

And every time I'm on a trip like this, I think about how much coordination it takes to

step away from everyday life, even just for a couple of days.

I know for so many families, when you do travel for work or for fun, it can feel good to know

your home isn't sitting empty while you're gone. Because while you're away, you could be hosting

your home on Airbnb and earning some extra income to put toward future travel. Okay, Becky, that sounds

great, but I cannot take on one more thing. I get it, truly. And that's exactly

where Airbnb's co-host network comes in. You can hire a vetted local co-host to take care of the

hosting for you. A co-host can create your listing, manage reservations, message guests,

and even provide design and styling. It just makes everything feel a little more manageable.

If you've ever considered hosting, but you need a little help, find a co-host at Airbnb.com

slash host.

Over and over, I hear the same thing from parents.

Dr. Becky, I can't say no to my kid.

And I know part of my role is to say no to my kid or set boundaries for my kid.

And I know it's not good for my kid to be happy all the time.

But whatever I know in my brain does not come up

in my body in the moment my kid makes a request. And I need help saying no. Okay, this is seriously

one of my favorite topics. And so many of you submitted scenarios and questions. And I just want to say thank you. I want to let you know you're not alone. I want to say you're so brave to look at something and say, this is hard for me. How amazing. That's always the first step of change. And that's also the hardest steps. You already did that. And so we are going to hear from three parents today who share scenarios that I know are happening in your home as

well, and then we're going to problem solve together. So if you're a parent who struggles to say no,

which by the way comes from a good reason, and we're going to get into that, I promise you're going

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