This week, Megan C interviews Megan J about her recent decision to step back from her job as an engineer, become a stay at home mom, and put more time into her coffee business. Megan J shares how the transition felt and how she and Bryan prepared to make the move financially.

This week, the Megans talk all about months 4-6. They share what life was like for baby and momma, what pediatrician appointments were like, and what milestones the babies hit.

In honor of their 18th episode, this week the Megans talk about 18 things you shouldn’t say to new parents. After they tell you what not to say, they give you a few recommendations of what to say to new parents.

This week the Megans talk about life as either a #girlmom or #boymom. From finding out the gender of their little ones, to what tough issues they think they’ll face in the future, the Megans talk about their experiences and what they think their futures will hold.

This week the Megans talk all about starting solids. They cover feeding in stages, baby led weaning, and share what choices they ultimately made when it came to feeding their little ones.

This week the Megans share three things we would have done differently and three things we are happy we did in months 0-6

This week the Megans are joined by Karen Vernon, a good friend of Megan C’s. Karen shares her fertility journey, including her PCOS diagnosis, and advice for families and those supporting them on their fertility journey.

This week, the Megans talk all about doctors. From what the appointments are like during pregnancy (including the dreaded glucose test) through the first pediatrician appointments.

This week the Megans talk c-sections and what it’s like to be a momma to two with their guest Catherine. Catherine is proud momma to two boys, Grant Jr. (4) and George (6 months), and shares what it was like to have an unplanned and then an ultimately planned c-section.

This week the Megans talk about their postpartum bodies. They discuss their relationship with their bodies before getting pregnant, how their bodies changed during pregnancy, and how they feel about their bodies now. They also touch on their hopes for their children regarding body image and health.