Moms Who Keep It Real

Did you go through an identity crisis after becoming a parent? You're not the only one. Let's talk about some of the moments we felt like we were losing ourselves and why the F that happened in the first place.

In this episode, Jarrod talk about some of the things we try to keep in mind in an effort to keep the intimacy alive and well in our relationship.

In this episode, we're talking all things mom guilt - the common scenarios faced while navigating this lingering feeling, how we can cope and ways to prepare for the future of the inevitable guilt that comes with being a parent.

Happy Mother's Day, listeners! It's about time we sit down with the woman who brought me to this floating rock - my own mom! She talks about finding out she was pregnant at 19, the struggles she's faced over the years and some of her proudest parent moments.

This week, we're talking about all of the outlandish, irrational fears we face on a daily basis as parents. Will they ever stop? Will we ever learn to cope? The future freaks me out.

In this episode, we're talking about how difficult it can be to make friends as parents and maintain the ones you thought would last forever. Quality over quantity, baby!

WARNING This episode is as REAL as it gets! You asked, and we delivered.

We talk about the dirty stuff that follows immediate postpartum, and let me tell ya, there's no holding back. We cover everything from the rips, the poops, the hemorrhoids and all of the WTFs in between.

This week, my daughter joins for an interview. We talk about playing football, loving the solar system and all of the fruits she pretends to like during our chat.

Life before kids involved sleep, relaxation and spontaneity. Lets just say those are passions of the past. In this episode, we keep it real and talk about all of the things we miss about life before kids.

In this week's episode, Nikki Fathauer joins us to explain what it was like having gestational diabetes during both of her pregnancies. She discusses the low points, the silver linings and how important finding her support system was to her.