Deirdre Kaye is a freelance journalist who specializes in parenting, lifestyle, and pop culture. Her work has been featured in Scary Mommy, Cincinnati CityBeat, and Yahoo News. With a knack for capturing viral moments and providing witty commentary, Deirdre's articles often resonate with readers and offer a humorous take on everyday experiences.
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By: Deirdre Kaye
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