In this very special Valentine's Day episode, we share the stories behind how we met our husbands. The life-changing moment when Paulina first met her husband and the novela-like story that followed. Hear all about the up's and down's that have ensued in their long relationship and the many different ways that they have celebrated Valentine's Day. Bricia shares how a chance encounter led her to find true love. Of course, Mezcal, her special charm, and even Chinese astrology were involved. Their spiritual and romantic road to happily ever after is quite cinematic. You don't want to miss all the emotional and juicy details we shared in this episode that is so near and dear to our hearts. Plus! Special Valentine's Day tips and picks of the week and how to make sure you get what you want for Valentine's Day!

This week we spoke to Ramona Ortega from My Money, My Future a mission-driven financial tech company that combines tailored content and simple to use tools to help young consumers manage their money with confidence. She talked to us about her mission to make sure people have the right information about money and break down the stigma about talking about money. In this episode, we discuss the basics of personal and family finances and issues such as: credit, life insurance, wills, retirement plans, investment, college savings plans and emergency savings. How to go from surviving to thriving! Learn about financial triggers and the connection between money and emotion and why it leads to overspending.We also dive into how to financially prepare for a new child, and how to talk to children about money and building wealth. Bricia also gives us an update on her latest emergency preparedness buys and don’t miss our Super Mamas Tips and Picks of the week!

This week, we talk to #Momboss, and Warrior of Life, Krissy LeFevre who is Vice President of Ludo Management, Inc. Krissy is the mother of a twin boy and girl that were delivered via surrogate.In this powerful episode, she talked to us about her long seven-year journey to becoming a mother, after surviving cervical cancer, a hysterectomy, and a failed adoption.She goes in depth into the process of retrieving her eggs, finding a surrogate and the surprising egg donor that made her dream of motherhood a reality. She talked to us about her career trajectory from being an attorney, to being on The Apprentice, to building a worldwide food brand that includes mulitiple restaurants and spearheading innovative food experiences across the country with her husband Chef Ludo. This is one episode you don't want to miss!

This week on the show we interviewed Rachel Matos Social Media Director for We All Grow and lifestyle blogger at The Art Muse. She talked to us about her life with her fiance and teenage son, and her experience with a divorce and moving across the country when her son was a child. Rachel shares tips on how to communicate with your teenage son, how to set boundaries, and how to foster a relationship as your son goes through various stages. As a bonus, our little sister visits us in the studio and shares a very special announcement! This episode and our “It’s The Little Things,” segment is brought to you by Munchkin, developing innovative, modern and credible products for babies and children that make parents lives easier and more enjoyable by thinking of the little things.

This week we tackle a very important subject: postpartum depression and anxiety. We talked to expert, Gabrielle Kauffman MA,LPCC, BC-DMT, NCC a clinical counselor with over 20 years of experience in the helping profession who currently serves as the Director of Training and Technical Assistance at Maternal Mental Health Now. An organization that works to ensure mothers are receiving proper diagnosis and mental health support during pregnancy, postpartum and beyond. We talked about how to identify the signs of postpartum depression and anxiety. Including how to distinguish between baby blues, and depression.Why if something feels so different that you can’t function, then it’s time to ask someone about it.Why we need to break through common misconceptions about postpartum depression that exist in Latino communities and in the media. Learn what is the first step you should take if you suspect you are suffering from postpartum depression. Why we need a movement to normalize depression and anxiety. Plus we also talk about our weekends and give an update on potty training adventures.

Roxy Jimenez is the founder of Fit4Mom LA, she is back in the studio to share workout tips, nutrition, and health tips with us. She was a previous guest on the show, she talked to us about her experience dealing with a miscarriage. Roxy is the mother of two children, including an 8 month old baby girl. Shortly after her daughter was born she was diagnosed with a heart condition and needed immediate surgery. Roxy talked to us about the depression she suffered as her youngest went through heart surgery. In a very honest conversation she talks about how this affected her relationship, and how she dealt with the fear her daughter’s illness brought into her life. She describes the moment she had to admit to herself when she needed support and how exercise is playing a role in her journey. We also provide you an update on potty training, and our weekend recaps. This episode and our “It’s The Little Things,” segment is brought to you by Munchkin, developing innovative, modern and credible products for babies and children that make parents lives easier and more enjoyable by thinking of the little things. Please visit http://munchkin.com for more.

Bricia and Paulina are back from their Oaxaca vacation and share all of their traveling stories, including packing, airplane stories, limpias, getting sick and getting 'ojo'. They also share their hibernation stories and the importance of doing nothing once in a while. Bricia's son Eduardo also joins them in the studio, and holds a special surprise for them both

After spending 6 days in Boca raton for Tony Robbin's Date W Destiny event, Paulina and Bricia are back at home packing for their upcoming trip to Oaxaca.

What best way to get into the Holiday Spirit than to spend a day experiencing the magic of Disney in the "Festival of Holidays" at the Disneyland Resort? On this episode we take you with us on some of our favorite moments from that day, from the lighting of "Small World", to meeting and interviewing some of the amazing people behind these festivities. We talk to Head Pastry Chef Jorge Sotelo and to Norma Perez Juarez about their work with Disney and they share some some insider tips to get the best out of your experience at the park. We had an amazing time feeling like kids again and we definitely got into the holiday spirits right away! This episode is brought to you by Target.

This week we have Erica Orozco from Home School Garden back with us. This time we deep into the RIE approach to discipline and she shares with us different strategies that could help us deal with issues we might have with our little ones. There is a lot of helpful information in this podcast you do not want to miss! This Episode and our "It's The Little Things" segment is brought to you by Munchkin, developing innovative, modern, and credible products for babies and children that make parents’ lives easier and more enjoyable by thinking of "the little things."