Could you fathom a teacher giving your preschooler a play beer stein — as part of a lesson plan, no less? That's what happened to parents in one Ohio town. When Elyse Bulla's 4-year-old son, Braden, came home from his school, Children's House, with a miniature green beer stein, she immediately set up a meeting with the principal to find out what was going on. Bulla was told that it was part of a January lesson about countries and cultures around the world. The "Germany" lesson featured an accordion player in lederhosen and apple juice in beer steins.

The meeting escalated into an argument and Bulla ended up pulling Braden from the preschool. When Karen Lyman, the owner of Children's House, was asked if she'd change anything about the lesson for next time, she replied, "Definitely, no."

Do you think that Elyse Bulla overreacted? Would you be upset if your child came home from school with a toy representing alcohol consumption?

What's the most inappropriate object that could fall out of star Zac Efron's pocket during the premiere of Dr. Seuss' The Lorax? We'd put a condom pretty high up on the list. And that's just what happened, according to Today.com. While walking the orange carpet for the kids' flick (which he stars in), the 24-year-old actor had a major slipup when a condom fell out of Efron's pocket. The visibly embarrassed actor played it cool, quickly picking it up, mouthing "Oh my God!" to his publicist, and putting on his shades.

Our question is, why did Efron need easy access to a condom at a kids' premiere anyway? Parents, what do you think?