As we get older and wiser, we realize we have more in common with our moms than we realized. As moms, we try our best to send the kids to school with their hair brushed. At Daddy Daycare, however, that doesn't always happen. ;)

How do you make the plunge and get your family back out and about as we (hopefully) get to the end of the pandemic? No one is going to come and knock on your door and say, "Come out, come out. The world is ready for you." You have to go at your own pace and just make a decision to do it. Roxanne talks about her family's "field trip" to a restaurant on the water. Meredith has a visitor from out of town, which makes her smallish house a bit to crowded and chaotic.

Meredith and Roxanne are both trying to make their physical comebacks after delivery. When in doubt, look for the EASIEST way to do something. (Not sure if that applies to working out...effort might yield better results.) But hopefully, their tricks can help or at least entertain you.

Sometimes it just feels good to vent about everyone in your life...kids, partner, co-workers. No one is off the table. Everyone is in trouble!

What is the best-kept secret about getting babies to sleep through the night? Sleep problems solved (kind of) in this edition of PG Parental Guidance Needed.

Meredith and Roxanne talk about the challenges you face trying to ramp your love life back up after having a baby.

We could have titled this podcast "Tongue Tied And Nipple Spazzed" but that sounds way too suggestive. But it's a fit description. Meredith is back after the birth of her beautiful baby Olivia. Bless her little heart, she was born with a condition where her tongue is connected to far out to the bottom part of her mouth. Meredith explains her procedure. Breast-feeding was another point for discussion and Roxanne talked about experiencing nipple vasospasms when she was breast-feeding. Not at all pleasant!

It is so difficult to do two things at once. And we know multi-tasking is bad for your brain. Well how about working from home and parenting at the same time. It's the new "pat your head/rub your tummy." It's tough! Working mom, Jennifer Dunn joins us to talk about stresses during the pandemic.

Is anyone even working from home or are we all too busy parenting?

Always cool catching up with my buddy Pat. He's got grown kids who are doing amazing things and he shares his advice on how to parent even when they are all grown up.