Another year of Momfessions Podcast is in the books. Beth and Emily revisit the top five most popular episodes -- one by one in surprise style.

I mean, how long do we have? If EVER there was a loaded question, it is this one: What did you learn in 2020?

So many topics come up: Unspoken gender roles, cultural demands on moms, juggling childcare, budget issues, and more. We could fill 10 episodes with our thoughts and feelings on this subject! Take a listen and share yours with us.

The adoption community and conversation is changing rapidly, especially during the last three years or so. The ladies talk about this and more, including how to create opportunities for your kids to talk about adoption and giving power back to the triad members.

Beth and Emily -- and a few friends -- discuss how they are handling (or not handling) the holidays this year. We also talk about an upcoming VIRTUAL EVENT happening on November 7 from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.. It's Home for the Holidays :: A Virtual Moms Night In.

Ever wonder what the youngest of four, the oldest of five, and an only child might have to say about birth order? You are about to find out in this episode! Birth order not only impacts your family dynamics, but it also impacts the way you parent, interact with extended family, and more.

Here's a little taste of what we talk about: "Our disciplinary reasons and methods have shifted from 'let's change the behavior so that everyone is comfortable' to 'let's look at what we're doing and how it impacts the people around us.'"

"Food is a big deal" is our favorite quote from episode 31. And we spend our time talking about it and how food impacts our emotions and relationships.

Guess what? Beth and Emily noticed the stress and strain from the pandemic started impacting their gynecologic health, so they called on a friend and longtime Fort Worth Moms supporter, Dr. Jamie Erwin of Vivi Women's health, to help. And by help, we mean answer all of their questions. ;-)

Beth and Emily chose different schooling options for their kids. They talk about this civilly. They are still friends. Be like Beth and Emily. ;-)