This week, we look at what it means to be curious as an adult...no, not THAT kind of curious. Just boring, old-fashioned curiosity. We talk about how to foster that in ourselves and what we are really curious about including, screen writing, becoming a doula, and writing children's books. Things making us feel human this week: Jimmy Fallon and Weezer for Hannah and Captain Marvel for Renee!

This week, Hannah and Renee talk about how hard it is to guide your kid's curiosity. For something that comes so naturally to children, it sure requires a lot of effort from adults. And sometimes, science, history, and biology are not something we know much about. So we have to get over ourselves, teach the kids, and do our best to help them learn.

This month, we talk about what it means to really foster curiosity in the digital age. With the vast majority of human knowledge available at our fingertips, how do we encourage our kids (and our selves) to take the time to be curious about things.

This February, we tried to learn a little more about loving well. For ourselves, for our families. How did we do? Were we all I Corinthians 13 about it all? (Spolier: Nope.)

Hannah and Renee talk about how to increase love in our lives, our families, and our world.

Hannah and Renee tackle the concept of Love. How to give it, how to receive it, and talk about how the heck we are going to teach it to our kids.

Hannah and Renee talk about what they learned during the month of January. What they need to change, what they want to change, and what is really hard to change. Plus, Hannah talks about the super-easy task of changing the world through a conservation point-of-view. If we don't change the world for our grandchildren, who will?

Hannah and Renee grapple with the reality that changing yourself is the hardest thing of all. We talk about journals, to-do lists, email response time and finding the time to work.

This week Hannah and Renee talk about changes they can make in their kids' lives, encouraging them to be a force for change, and how resilient kids actually are.

MyMomologue is heading in a new direction this year! We are trying to raise good humans, but what does that look like in the middle of potty training, snacktime, and carpool? Hannah and Renee are looking at Change this month and trying to get a little better at rolling with the punches.