Meredith has less than two weeks to go until the big day!

Happy Mother's Day! Meredith and Roxanne share their unusual guilty pleasure.

Meredith and Roxanne talk about how Meredith's pregnancy has been unique during this pandemic and how it's been dealing with kids at home ALL THE TIME.

Catching up with our favorite pediatrician, Dr. Mike Jordan. He helps us navigate this crazy pandemic world we are living in as it relates to caring for our children.

Another unedited convo, with my girl Meredith. How are we getting it done as working moms with the kids underfoot now? Meredith is looking as glowing as ever during her pregnancy but she's feelin' the heat and the difficulties that come down the stretch!

Soooo,,,my guest this week cancelled because of the novel coronavirus. So I thought it was a good time to re-air a medical-related podcast. In case you missed this one when I first dropped it last year, it's my conversation with East Lake Pediatrics' Dr. Mike Jordan. (He's also my long-time friend.) We had this chat when times were simpler (last year) when all we were worried about is our kids catching the flu.

My sincere apologies for the podcast hiatus...adjusting to work and now 2 kids has been a tough transition. I combined two things on my to-do list...doing the podcast and catching up with my friend Meredith. She is expecting her second little girl so it was great catching up with her. It's just our private convo...two mom friends catching up. And we wanted to share it with you.

Congratulations to Meredith from WILD! She has another baby girl on the way! (This is a conversation Meredith and Roxanne had (prior to her finding out about her new addition.) It's tough being a working mom, but nice when you've got other moms who've got your back!

Episode TWO is all about our terrible 2 year-olds. One minute they're cuddly or adorably curious. The next... they're having the most epic of meltdowns. How do you manage their ever-changing moods?

Happy 2020 and welcome to Season 4 of The PG Podcast. Roxanne & Buck kick around ideas about the right age to explain the birds and the bees to your kids. And who is responsible for having that awkward conversation? Mom or Dad?