Ever get jealous of your hubby? How about the fact that there is no such term as "Dad Guilt." Sure, there are "dad bods" but no such thing as "dad guilt."

Meredith's daughter is getting to that point where she wants Mama to let her have a sleepover with friends. Though her daughter is ready, is Meredith? When is the right age for the first sleepover?

It's Roxanne's birthday and she's see-sawing between enjoying the wisdom that comes with age, but hating the wrinkles and body changes.

Meredith and Roxanne reminisce about what life was like or rather who they were before kids. Would they go back? No way...well maybe they'd go back just for a couple of hours as long as they could then return to being moms.

Feeling like a haggard parent is a common theme on the podcast. But we may have been given an explanation as to why we feel so tired. You might think you're getting your proper rest...BUT are you getting emotional rest, sensorial rest, mental rest? Probably not, in today's era, where we are bombarded with tech and life's demands.

Roxanne shared a cool experience...catching up with a long, lost friend who she hadn't spoken to for about 17 years. Here is the cool part. Neither Roxanne, nor her friend follow each other on social media.so it was very cool to catch up authentically with no pre-conceived notions as to what's going on in one another's lives.

As a mom do you feel like all the stresses in your life (the little ones) are like tiny drops of water? They just drip-drop, drip-drop...and then it's that one little drip-drop, and BOOM! You lose it!

My baby girl just turned one. I wrote a little poem for her that kind of encapsulates how parents feel about their second children...No, no, no! Just kidding. ;)

Looking back on how my parenting journey began, and I realized that the way it all started is a metaphor for the life-long journey of parenting...lots of ups and downs and the key to surviving it all is to have faith.

~Roxanne

Meredith and Roxanne try to figure out what to do when you are raising daughters. How do you strike the right balance between raising little ladies, but also making sure they still know how to stand up for themselves.