Macy shares her current sleepless status with her infant, Amie shares her current feelings on trying for baby #2, and Producer Morg gets her own mic. Oh, and we also discuss diva cups, squirting, and how goo changes. Buckle up.

Life before kids... what even is that!? We have a hard time remembering what spontaneity, free time, and no responsibilities feels like. Amie and Macy do a little walk down memory lane of their lives before becoming mothers. Both agree while life is more challenging now, it's got a whole lot more purpose.

Macy continues to struggle with a fussy infant and feelings of inferiority. Amie reminds her that she's only human. They laugh and cry in the same breath, and well... that's motherhood.

Ahh The quest to feel like “myself” after baby. To feel sexy in your skin, stretch marks and all! Postpartum body image is something we ALL struggle with. So how do you get back to you? Amie and Macy talk through the battle of self love after baby and how they try to give themselves grace. Macy shares some much needed tips on body positivity through re writing the narrative. 

Toddlers are cute and all ... until one day you wake up and realize they are in total control of your home! Amie and Macy share their thoughts and concerns with disciplining their toddlers and what the hell that even means.

Resentment, bitterness, whatever you wanna call it! Even when we know we’re being irrational, our partners just still make us a little bitter sometimes. Don’t even get us started on how long it takes them to take a shit.

Season two is kicking off with one new kid in the real world. Macy had her baby and Amie and she talk about life with a newborn and a toddler... and finally get to enjoy some wine together!

 If you’ve got a toddler, they’re either screaming in your face or loving on you as you read this. And they’re probably still mad at you for slicing up their banana this morning. Amie and Macy share funny stories about the rollercoasters of toddlerhood. 

We’ve all downloaded some mom app or joined a motherhood group at some point out of desperation for a mom friend. Finding mom friends, hell even just finding one, is damn near impossible. Amie and Macy talk through their first year of motherhood and the struggles of not having mom friends and attempting to make them. 

Amie and Macy talk through fears, worries, and final thoughts as Macy quickly approaches becoming a mother of two.