jen lennon... moms everyday host in colorado springs and mother of three. wendy thies... freelance writer and mother of two. blogger at themrstee and mother of six. bao vang... look at me! hey. raymond, look at mommy. dad: maybe the light hurts his eyes. mom: maybe she's just not hungry. maybe he can't hear us. look. maybe we're not stimulating him enough. maybe it's a phase. announcer: avoiding eye contact is one early sign of autism. learn the others today. rebecca: all right, one of the challenges if you're going gluten free or low carb is pizza. you want that pizza. so we've got a great new cookbook here, the gluten free cheat sheet. it's gonna let you go gluten free in 30 days with great suggestions. the recipe we've chosen to share with you from this cookbook, from "gluten free cheat sheet" is pizza. it's a cauliflower pizza. so we're's what we're gonna take a look at is the ingredients. the ingredients for the crust are all gonna be basically the cauliflower-based crust. you're gonna need a head of cauliflower, you're gonna need some mozzarella cheese, you're gonna

jen lennon: but i don't want to keep up with sometimes. because i don't like some of the trends that i'm seeing. pam: yeah. jen: whether it's the class selections that i feel like my kids are supposed to take because everybody else is or whether it's the next new gadget. sometimes i think it's okay to want to walk your own path, and i've literally said -- i sound like a grumpy old lady but i've literally said the phase in my house, "well, if you want to do what so and so's parents do, go live with them." you know? tiffany haywood: i think i'm the "them." i'm the other person's parents because we have gotten to the point where we say "yes" to everything. our whole foundation was i started working when i was 13. my mother literally the day after my birthday took me to get my working papers. >> oh, wow. tiffany: 13 years old. and she had the job lined up already. >> wow! bao: she knew the guy at the store who could give me a job. so like i worked forever, my husband was the same way so when we had kids, we were like, we don't want them to work

jen lennon: but i don't want to keep up with sometimes. because i don't like some of the trends that i'm seeing. pam: yeah. jen: whether it's the class selections that i feel like my kids are supposed to take because everybody else is or whether it's the next new gadget. sometimes i think it's okay to want to walk your own path,