I had like a traffic cone in my room for four years because it was just like, oh, like somebody brought it here drunk and then it was like, well, I'm not going to give away a traffic cone. Like I can't just throw out this traffic cone. She's like, let me get your number and give you my number.

She writes her number down on a piece of something?

With a heart or something?

No, and she kisses it.

Oh my God!

Oh, Robbie!

Oh, Robbie!

Not to Day Come! God. Hey, Emily. Hi.

What do you want to start with?

We could do the cup, we could do a little memory lane, we could do a sweet and sour,

or what do you want to do?

Well, I'm reading, I'm like glancing at this sweet and sour and it's it I'd like to read it let's just

not even talk about it just do it okay it's titled babysitter tattoo

okay here's a just so you know, I might stop you in between because when you read the whole thing sometimes, I just, I just lose, I forget what goes on in the beginning.

No, no, no, it's not you. It's like, you know, you didn't write it.

Okay, I just forget sometimes. No no it's good. Hey Robin Jamie I have a seven month old son.

Recently his babysitter got a huge tattoo on her back with his name and birthday. I had told her a small one with his

nickname would be okay, but this is just way too personal. I'm his mother and I don't even have

a tattoo for him. I feel super uncomfortable about this. I'm his mother and I don't even have a tattoo for him. I feel super uncomfortable about this.

I'm thankful that he has someone in his life that loves him so much, but this is going too far.

What would you do in this situation? Thanks, mommy, Kristen, from Denver.

I would not watch the hand that rocks the cradle

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