Welcome back to Because Mom said so. I am Jill, mother of my three beautiful girls, and

I have my lovely ladies here with me today. I'm Kelly, mama three. Glad to be here. Yay,

I'm Melissa, mom of two great husband, wonderful little doggy. Thanks for coming back. And this

is Holly. I am a mama three boy, girl boy, and I'm excited to be here again. Melissa, what are

we talking about this week? Well, I like this topic, and I think all you guys are going

to like it out there. Teen dating. Melissa, you are not a teenager anymore. You cannot

date at 22. I don't like this topic because I don't want my kids to date. I don't want them

to get big. I don't want them to get hurt. I'm okay with them dating, but I wish that it

wasn't so serious all the time. I think we're going to have a lot to talk about today with

Teen dating. I think just based on our experiences and then also things advice we have for

other moms or for each other. I have to start out by saying something really funny. So it's

really cute how our girls always stayed very close, which is great. Sometimes I walk in

the room with Kenzie and she's FaceTiming Nia. And I always know when they're talking

about boys because Nia goes, they stopped talking when you were walking the room. And she

says, oh, hi, Melissa. And Kenzie goes, bye mom. Love you. But they're talking about boys.

But it happens quite a bit. There's a lot of tea. That kids have each other. I think

they need that. Oh, yeah. Because they need a support group that isn't their mom. Even

that we're there for them, but they need it. And you know why I think it's so good that our

girls stay connected about that because they have an experience that so many other girlfriends

don't have. So I mean, they do rely on their other girlfriends and their friends for support,

but because they shared a spot of being on the show together, they have an experience with the way

that they date that other people probably can't relate to as much. So I think that is something

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