This episode gets into what it’s really like masking as ADHD women and how different it looks depending on the life you’re living. One of us is out working, navigating professional expectations and keeping it all together on the outside. The other is at home with a toddler, juggling the constant sensory load and the pressure to seem like we’ve got it all sorted. We compare how our masking shows up, how it drains us in different ways, and how it shapes the way people see us.We also open up about the stuff that sits underneath it all. The comments we grew up hearing, the moments we were told we were too much or too intense, and how that sticks to you long after childhood. And yeah, we talk about the heavy feelings that come with trauma, including the really strong anger and resentment toward the people who caused it. It’s honest, a bit confronting, but it’s the kind of conversation that makes you feel less alone in your own head.

This week we got real about all the tender stuff. We talked about that first moment you feel love for your baby during the postpartum fog, when everything feels messy, emotional, and somehow magical at the same time. We unpacked how different that moment can look for every parent and how normal it is for it to hit later than people expect.We also chatted about our new giveaway and why we’re so excited for it. Plus, we made some future vlog plans that honestly feel like such a vibe. Then we got into what it really means to show up for our kids—not in a perfect way, but in a present and intentional way that feels true to us.Full honesty: the whole episode was recorded on camera mic energy, so the audio is a bit crunchy. But the convo is still warm, funny, and real, and totally worth a listen.Come hang with us for the chaos, the feelings, and the laughs. 🩷🎙️✨

This week we got a little emo in the sweetest way. We literally went hunting through TikTok to find the videos that make our hearts drop a little, the ones that hit that soft spot, the ones that make you sit there like… wow ok feelings. We each brought a handful to the mic and showed them to each other in real time. Expect warm fuzzies, random tear-prick moments, wholesome chaos and a whole lot of “omg stop I’m gonna cry.”And because we’re in our generous era, we’re also running a giveaway. Izzy’s small biz Visualise Design is gifting one listener a $100 voucher to spend on custom goodies. All the entry instructions are up on our Instagram, so head there and jump in.Come hang with us as we spiral, swoon and get a lil soft together.

This week we are back again with our second giveaway and it is literally so sweet I could scream. Our girl Maddie from Sweet Wins has hooked us up with a $100 voucher to spend on cakes, cupcakes, or cookies because she is that mum. If you do not know her story yet, buckle up. Maddie found baking during her IVF journey as a way to breathe, calm down, and feel creative while everything around her felt heavy and stressful. What started as therapy slowly became a real passion. Now she has a cheeky little cutie keeping her on her toes and Sweet Wins has become a daily reminder to celebrate the tiny wins that make motherhood feel magical.Her home based baking biz in Penrith, NSW is basically where buttercream dreams are born. She whips up custom treats for any moment you want to make memorable. Birthdays, baptisms, breakups, self care days, Tuesday, she has you. Everything is handmade, heart led, and low key stunning. Like no joke if you are local you already know.In this episode we go deep about that weird identity shift after becoming mums and how easy it is to forget who you are outside of snack time and nap schedules. We talk about peeling back those layers, finding ourselves again, and giving ourselves permission to have passions that are just ours. We also chat about raising tiny humans who grow into good people with empathy, kindness, and solid values. Basically how to parent without losing our spark.So tune in, enter the giveaway, go hype Maddie, and grab a treat if you need a little sweet win in your week. It is wholesome, honest, and full vibes.

This weeks ep we are kicking off our first Christmas giveaway and I’m screaming a little. We’re talking all about Sara Louise Photography and why we are obsessed.Sara is a mum of six, aged eleven to twenty-three, so her life is loud, busy, silly, and overflowing with love. She’s also autistic, which gives her this super tender eye for detail and emotion. That unique perspective shows up hard in her motherhood and in her photos.She runs Sara Louise Photography in Western Sydney, capturing those real, unposed family moments that actually feel like you. Go drool over her work at saralouisephotography.com.au because it is stunning.She also launched Snapling Media, helping parents and kids bond through photography and art, and even wrote a whole book which you can grab on Kindle. Icon behavior honestly.And girl guess what Sara has gifted one lucky family a Christmas mini session voucher. Like hello cute festive pics without the stress.Tune in, hang out with us, and enter the giveaway cuties. Let’s make these holidays extra wholesome.

This week it’s just the two of us again, taking a moment to decompress after a run of amazing guests. We realised how much we missed simply chatting with each other, even though we literally film every week. Between parenting, recording, and keeping up with life, it felt good to sit down and just be together for a bit.We talk about the comfort of returning to our own rhythm and how parenting traditions look different for everyone. We share what Día de los Muertos means to us and how culture and memory show up in our everyday lives. We also dive into the beauty of small businesses, self belief, and the exciting things we’re working on behind the scenes.It’s one of those feel good, honest episodes that reminds us why we started this podcast in the first place. Just two neurodivergent mums reflecting, laughing, and reconnecting while dreaming about what’s next.

In this week’s episode, we sit down with Mel, Bec’s step-mum and one of the most selfless women we’ve ever met. Mel stepped into a family with three daughters who weren’t biologically hers and loved them with her whole heart. She showed up every single day, guided them through life, and truly became a mum in every way that matters.Even after her relationship with Bec’s dad ended, Mel never disappeared. Instead, she formed a beautiful friendship with Bec’s mum that grew stronger over time. When Bec’s mum became unwell and was diagnosed with cancer, Mel was there again, caring for her through her final days and hours with so much love and compassion.This episode is about the power of chosen family, the strength of women who keep showing up, and the kind of love that doesn’t need a title to be real.

In this week’s episode, we sit down with the powerhouse that is Carlie Towns - a visually impaired mother living with Retinitis Pigmentosa, who joined us on her 48th birthday to reflect on her life, her purpose, and the journey that’s still unfolding.Carlie is celebrating five years of sobriety, and her story is one of pure courage, grit, and heart. She’s a life coach, a woman training to climb Mount Everest, and someone who continues to push boundaries most people wouldn’t even dream of. Her mission? To be the same kind of pioneer for others that her father once was for their community.We talk about what it’s like navigating motherhood and identity with a degenerative eye condition, how her relationship with sobriety has transformed her life, and what it truly means to redefine possibility when the world tells you otherwise.This chat is emotional, raw, funny, and deeply inspiring - a reminder that you don’t have to see the whole path ahead to keep climbing your mountain. 💜

In Part 2 of our chat with Dana, we explore life after those first traumatic days in special care. Dana opens up about navigating her son’s developmental delays and the moment they discovered he had hip dysplasia. She shares what it was like supporting him through 13 months in a brace, and how that journey reshaped her perspective as a mum.We also revisit the light at the end of the tunnel. The deeply healing experience of her second birth. For Dana, this chapter was not just about welcoming another baby but about reclaiming her power, her trust in her body, and her confidence as a mother.This part of Dana’s story is tender, vulnerable, and ultimately hopeful. It is a reminder of the strength parents find in the hardest moments.TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@dana_meganelsie

In this two-part conversation, we sit down with Dana, a proud IVF mum of two, to unpack her powerful journey through fertility, birth, and healing.Part 1 dives into the emotional highs and lows of IVF. Dana shares the reality of hyperstimulation after egg retrieval, the rollercoaster of fertility treatments, and what it’s like to ride out the uncertainty with hope in your heart.We then move into her transition to motherhood, from feeling deeply empowered during birth to facing the terrifying reality of her son being born not breathing. He was rushed to special care for three days, with doctors fearing possible brain damage - an experience that left deep scars.Finally, Dana reflects on how her second birth brought the healing she never knew she needed, reshaping her story of motherhood and resilience.This episode is raw, honest, and full of strength. If you’ve walked the path of IVF, birth trauma, or healing after loss, Dana’s story will remind you that you are not alone.Dana's TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@dana_meganelsie