@bbgarnett 

The channel of the guest network is exactly what the channel is for the regular network. So if you modify the wireless channel on the main 2.4GHz to 11, the guest network 2.4Ghz will now run on 11.

Go into your bulb settings, and look at the device info, tap on the network it is connected to. If the signal strength is anywhere above -60 dBm move it closer to the network, as the signal may be getting to weak so it drops off the network and then reconnects.

@Tony hello and thank you for the info. As for the bulb it's maybe 5 ft from the router and shows as -27 dBm. 

@bbgarnett 

When you add the bulb back into Kasa it automatically checks for the latest firmware so that is good, and distance is not an issue. The signal strength is excellent so if the bulb continues to drop, and no other wireless devices are dropping it may be the bulb itself.

At that point you can look at contacting our support team for further assistance: Link

@Tony Hello thank you for the link and I will see how it goes this time as it's only happened like twice in the 5-6 months I've owned it so not a lot but just a tad annoying.I have also changed the channel the 2.4 GHZ network is on just to see if maybe it for some reason was too crowded and causing an issue. I have a lot of devices on my netowork but they're all either Hardwired or on 5GHZ only thing on my 2.4GHZ network is the Bulb and my Echo Dot and possibly my HP printe rcan't remeber but I think that only was able to connect to a 2.4GHZ band. But there are lots of other peoples Wifi's around my area so I see anywhere from 5-10 at a time.