The sex life when pregnant, every day is by the seat of your pants with a child, 5am writing exercises, the rewards and risks of co-sleeping, starting a company with a young child, falling into conventional gender roles, being tired, and how being a chef trains you for having kids. Grace Choi, PhD, host of Cooking with Grace on The Cooking Channel, CEO/Founder of Cookable Inc., and Adjunct Professor at The New School, shares her mom routines and relationships with hosts Stacy Igel and Michelle Park.

In this episode:

How sex life changes  when pregnant

Pregnancy massages

Men can’t multi task

Living every day by the seat of your pants with kids

How Grace used to wake up at 5am, writing exercise, would love to do it again

Still nursing

Co-sleeping

Grace starting a company with a new child, keeps you focused, organized

How doing so is risky, but have to work harder, better, faster, time is money, stakes are high

When a child pretends she is on a business call

Falling into conventional stereotypical gender roles

Having to share more, men must feel more tired

Why co-sleeping can be important for a baby’s health

Sleeping on a floor matress

Co-sleeping as a controversial issue

With co-sleeping you become comfort object for a child, traveling away from them becomes difficult

Ecological breastfeeding

Being a chef preparing for having a kid

If I wasn’t crazy nothing would get done

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