2020 has been a rough year for parenting. And right when we feel like we've reached the bottom of the barrel, the school year is starting. Whether you are distance learning, homeschooling, or sending kids in person, this school year is going to be trying. We thought there would be no better time than this back to school season to bring you this conversation on positive parenting, featuring Kelly Bandas.

Navigating our children's mental health and experience is on the forefront of every parent's mind during this pandemic. Heather and Brittany talk to licensed child psychologist, Dr. Erika Frieze about our children's mental health, how social distancing will affect social development, and when parents should reach out for help.

Brittany and Heather answer another round of Ask Us Anything with a fresh round of follower questions. Your questions never disappoint, and the Okayest Moms cover everything from pandemic related questions to motherhood, to Bravo, and everything in between.

Do you know what we haven't talked enough about? School! Just kidding! Brittany and Heather talk about how crisis learning went in the spring, what their district and state have decided about reopening, and how they plan to tackle the year.

In honor of celebrating their 10 year wedding anniversaries, Brittany and Heather recount their wedding days planned before Pinterest. They share all the details, including their favorite part and what they would do differently looking back ten years later.

Brittany and Heather are still laying low and doing what they do best- watching TV, especially Real Housewives! They discuss Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, as well as Real Housewives of New York prior to the hiatus, plus all of the goodness Bravo has in store! They also talk about other current favorites they've binged, including racial justice programing.

In this episode, Heather and Brittany talk to Enneagram expert, Leslie Hershberger. Our conversation covers each of the nine Enneagram types and how the head, heart, and body centers effect what kind of mother you are. In this conversation, we speak in depth about the specific benefits and challenges your type might bring to your motherhood journey.

In this interview, Brittany and Heather talk to members of The Mama Dragons. The organization works to bridge the gap and offer support for mothers of the conservative faith community who have children who have come out. We spoke with Marion and Rachel and they shared their experiences of raising a gay son and a transgender daughter, respectively.

The world has been in upheaval since the death of George Floyd, bringing up conversations of racism in America, the prominence of white privilege in our society, as well as police reform. Heather and Brittany join the conversation with a honest, vulnerable conversation about their own white privilege as suburban women.

In this episode, Heather and Brittany give an update of their quarantine situation, including what is working and what is not working. They don't have many answers, but they have plenty of commiseration. No one is getting enough girlfriend quality time right now, so consider this a chat with your besties!