Is it Mom O’Clock yet? YES IT IS. With back-to-school season here, we’re talking about the excitement, stress, and emotional roller coaster that comes with sending your kids back to school. We share our honest thoughts on first days, growing kids, school supply lists, and trying to get the whole family back onto a normal bedtime routine. We also confess the back-to-school goals we swear we’re going to stick to this year, including planning outfits ahead of time and actually volunteering. From motherhood fails to the moments that make us emotional, we’re getting real about watching our kids grow up and wondering where the time went. Whether you’re a mom navigating potty training, school drop-offs, bedtime battles, or the back-to-school scramble, there’s plenty here to laugh about and relate to. If we haven't typed enough, now tune in so you can hear us yourself for more loud, yappy, and relatable motherhood conversations.

Jeanette is back for Part 2! If you loved last week’s episode with the hilarious Jeanette Donnarumma from Jeanette Made It, get ready because we’re picking right back up with even more food talk, mom chaos, and plenty of laughs.

In this episode of Mom O’Clock, we’re talking all things groceries, Trader Joe’s favorites, Costco obsessions, easy dinners, picky eaters, and the random meals moms somehow manage to throw together when everyone is starving and absolutely nothing is defrosted.

We get into underrated grocery store finds, frozen meals that save the day, Jeanette's husband’s extreme Costco obsession, and everyone’s favorite topic: girl dinner. We also put ourselves to the test with a 15-second dinner survival challenge because, honestly, figuring out what to feed your family every single night deserves its own Olympic sport.

Of course, we also share our hot takes on controversial food trends like cottage cheese everything, pineapple on pizza, air fryers, and the current obsession with adding protein to absolutely everything.

Plus, Jeanette shares a great mom hack for picky eaters and opens up about mom guilt and the reminder that we’re all just doing our best.

Grab a snack, pour yourself some coffee before it gets cold, and join us for Part 2 with Jeanette Made It!

Don’t forget to subscribe to Mom O’Clock so you never miss an episode. Because if there’s one thing moms deserve, it’s a place to laugh about the chaos with people who completely get it.

Jeanette Donnarumma came to Mom O’Clock straight from a two-week shore vacation with her family, and by day 10, she was more than ready to talk to some adults. After 17 years behind the scenes at the Rachael Ray Show, this Emmy-winning culinary producer has turned her expertise into her own brand, Jeanette Made It, while raising her kids and creating content full-time. We got into what really happens when you’re vacationing with your entire family, including tiny rentals, rainy days, and the desperate need for a minute alone. Jeanette also admitted that despite knowing more about food than most of us ever will, her kids are still eating mac and cheese and dino nuggets because sometimes it’s just not worth the argument. We talked about making the jump from television to social media, how she landed major partnerships, and why she thinks your air fryer might deserve to be kicked off the counter. Of course, we also had to discuss our favorite summer mom survival strategy, because sometimes dinner is the only excuse you need to disappear for a few minutes. We could have kept talking all day, so consider this your warning that Part Two is coming.

Welcome back! In this episode, we’re sharing some of the strangest stories and questions that have come up lately. We start with a very weird chicken finger, honey mustard, and puffy sticker situation that somehow gets worse the more we explain it. Then we get into the story of a missing engagement ring that caused a major search along a state highway before turning up somewhere nobody expected. We also decided to share some of the things we’ve been Googling and asking AI lately, and honestly, some of these questions should probably have stayed private. From questionable toddler sleep habits to oddly specific searches about poop, we really covered a lot of ground. We also read some of the responses we got to our most random questions, including one that left us with even more questions than answers. Plus, we want to know what you’ve been searching, so leave your weirdest Google search in the comments. And let us know what you think of the new intro!

Get your hiking shoes (or just take them off completely) and let's climb these parenting hills we will absolutely die on! As seasoned moms, we are lowkey throwing milestone timelines out the window and just letting our kids grow at their own pace. In this episode, we go back and forth on our our strict household rules like why we stand ten toes down on "no shoes in the house" and why we will gladly make our kids a second dinner of cereal at 7:30 PM. We also discuss why escaping the house with our little monsters is always better than staying home, our realistic takes on daily screen time, and our hardcore stance on why you should never share toys if you can just leave them in the car. Plus, we get into the messy reality of banned household items like slime and Play-Doh, the absolute safety necessity of cutting grapes forever, and why you should never wake a sleeping baby under any circumstance. Finally, we even test ChatGPT to see how well it knows our personal pet peeves (spoiler alert: it called us out for being late). What crazy parenting hill do you die on? Drop it in the comments below, hit that notification bell, and subscribe!

Welcome back to Mom O’Clock! Today we’re getting into everything from a creepy surprise hidden inside a brand new Sephora package to the absolute chaos that is our social media algorithms. I still cannot believe I opened a sealed package and found a bug inside, and we need answers.

We’re also talking about the weirdest corners of TikTok and how our feeds somehow reveal way too much about us. From furries and doll moms to family influencers, organization hacks, and the random things that somehow end up on our For You Pages, we’re breaking down the internet rabbit holes we never expected to fall into.

Plus, we’re sharing the hilarious and questionable memes, health videos, and random things our husbands send to our group chat. We also talk about the TikTok purchases that actually ended up being worth it, including the organizer that convinced me to finally get my daughter’s Barbie collection under control.

So if you’ve ever wondered what your algorithm says about you, fallen into a strange TikTok rabbit hole, or just need a laugh about the chaos of motherhood, this episode is probably for you.

Motherhood is full of phases, and in this episode we're talking about the ones that test your patience the most. From sleep regressions and picky eating to toddlers throwing, biting, and talking back, we're sharing the honest reality of raising little kids. We also open up about the bittersweet moments that come with watching your children grow up and outgrow the stages you never thought you'd miss. If you're in the middle of potty training, separation anxiety, or just trying to survive the toddler years, this episode is for you. Expect plenty of laughs, relatable stories, and the reminder that every stage eventually passes. Let us know in the comments what phase of motherhood you're navigating right now, and don't forget to subscribe for more real, unfiltered conversations about parenting.

In this episode of Mom O’Clock, we’re talking about the people who watch every Instagram Story but never like, comment, or engage. We share our honest thoughts on silent support, social media engagement, and whether simply viewing someone’s content really counts as supporting them.

We also discuss why people choose not to interact with content, the pressure to maintain a certain online aesthetic, and how social media algorithms actually work. Throughout building our businesses, we’ve learned that some of the biggest supporters can be complete strangers, while others may cheer you on more quietly.

We dive into the many reasons people hesitate to engage online from comparison and insecurity to simply not realizing how much a like, comment, share, or save can help a creator. If you’ve ever wondered why people watch your content without interacting or you’ve questioned what support really looks like on social media, this episode is for you.

Be sure to share your thoughts in the comments and let us know if you’ve experienced the same thing!

Welcome back to another episode of Mom O'Clock! We kick things off with the ultimate question: would we parent, discipline, and behave the exact same way if absolutely no one was watching us? From speed-cleaning the house before playdates to playing a sassy game of "Would You Admit This", we confess all of our biggest parenting secrets and shortcut methods. Finally, we wrap up by sharing the things we swore we would absolutely never do as parents- like restaurant screen time and co-sleeping, but now do all the time. Tune in, laugh along with our shenanigans, and don't forget to leave a comment with your own parenting confessions!

Is it Mom O'Clock yet? Heck yeah, it is! Welcome back to another episode, where we are running our mouths about the wild world of toddler discipline and navigating opposite parenting styles. This time we are exploring the daily struggle of trying to stay on the same page with our husbands, especially when they decide 9:00 PM is the perfect time for a Home Depot run and a backyard wood-sawing session right outside the bedroom window. From handling toddler tantrums, biting, and sharing drama to the dreaded "don't tell daddy" secrets, we are laying it all out there. We even rapid-fire how we'd react to kids coloring on the walls, throwing nuggets, or turning a glass table into a permanent Sharpie art project. Spoiler alert: one of us has the patience of a saint, and the other is ready to send the kids to "prison" by age five. We are completely open about our struggles and genuinely want to hear your best parenting hacks, so grab a drink, subscribe, and tell us how you handle the madness in your own house! Mom O'Clock out!