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What an adventure, mini head.

What fresh hell.

Laughing in the face of Motherhood.

He had to have Mr. Potato Head's right arm in his hand at all times.

With Margaret Ables and Amy Wilson.

How was she going to find like one eye-infected fish at Pecco?

They don't really carry those.

A podcast that solves today's parenting dilemmas so you don't have to.

You don't want to get an unexpected visit from Tortolini in the

middle of the night. Hello, everyone, and welcome to what fresh hell laughing in the face of

motherhood. This is Margaret. And this is Amy. Today we're talking about the best, most crazy, most beyond the pale things that you have done for your kids.

This episode idea was suggested by Erica on Instagram. She sent us a DM to What Fresh Hellcast.

And she said that we should do an episode on the crazy things we've done for our kids.

Erica said, I bet it could generate some hilarious stories of things gone sideways,

but also serious conversation of just how far a mother's love extends.

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