Holidays can be magical… and also kind of a lot. This week, we’re sharing our own stories about navigating the season as parents of kids with disabilities what’s worked, what hasn’t, and what we’re still figuring out. Grab your iced coffee, pull up a chair, and join our messy but always honest conversations about what caregiving during the holidays really looks like.

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In this episode, we dive into the complex world of family dynamics for parents raising children with disabilities. From the relatives who show up with open hearts to the ones who dismiss, doubt, or disappear, we explore what supportive vs. non-supportive family involvement really looks like. Grab your coffee, pull up a seat, and lets chat!

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In this episode, we turn the spotlight on the other kids in our families: the siblings. We talk honestly about what it’s like balancing attention, guilt, pride, and love when one child has a disability and their brother or sister is watching, helping, or just trying to be a kid. From funny sibling moments to the tough conversations we didn’t see coming, we open up about what we’ve learned, what we’ve gotten wrong, and how these incredible kids shape our families every day. Grab a drink, pull up a seat, and join the conversation.

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In a Two Blondes and Diapers first, we are coming to the mic with a special guest. Today we are joined by Steph Farren. What happens when your entire life changes in an instant? That is exactly what happened for Steph and her family when their son Everett was involved in a non-fatal drowning accident. Join us for our most honest conversation yet as we explore faith, grief, guilt, shame, and all the many emotions we experience as caregivers. Grab a coffee, pull up a seat, and lets chat!

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Marriage is never simple but when you’re parenting a child with a disability, "for better or worse" takes on new meaning. In this episode, we explore how to navigate love, communication, and connection while balancing the demands of caregiving. From celebrating small victories to managing stress and guilt, we share honest stories and practical insights on how to stay united through the toughest seasons. Grab a coffee, pull up a seat, and join us for today's conversation.

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We are so excited to be back for season 2! Being a single mom in the disability world is a different kind of strength. In this Season 2 kickoff we are shedding light on what its really like to do it all without a partner. This one is for every mom who is facing the journey of disability parenting alone. You are seen, you are loved, and you are not alone, Grab a coffee, pull up a seat, and lets chat.

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In this episode of Two Blondes and Diapers, we’re getting real about the journey of raising kids with disabilities and how it’s reshaped us as people. It’s not just our kids who are growing, we are too. From finding new strengths to confronting our own limits, we dive into the unexpected ways this experience has forced us to grow, evolve, and adapt. Spoiler: it’s not always pretty, but it’s always powerful. Join us for a candid conversation on how disability motherhood has transformed our identities, our relationships, and our view of the world. Grab a coffee, pull up a seat, and let's chat!

In this raw and honest episode of Two Blondes and Diapers, we’re talking about something every caregiver knows all too well: burnout. From the endless appointments to the emotional toll of constantly putting others first, we’re unpacking the heavy weight that comes with being the go-to for everything. We open up about our own breaking points, what burnout has looked like in our lives, and how we’re learning (slowly) to care for ourselves, too. If you’ve ever felt like you’re running on fumes, this one’s for you. Pull up a seat and lets chat!

In this episode of Two Blondes and Diapers, we dive deep into the world of medical advocacy. From standing our ground in intimidating hospital hallways to battling our own insecurities, we’re sharing our real-life stories, the lessons we’ve learned, and the moments we found our voices. Whether you’re just starting your journey or have been in the trenches for years, this episode is a reminder that no one knows your child better than you and your voice matters. Grab your coffee, pull up a seat, and let’s talk about what it really takes to advocate like a mother.

So much of parenting is wrapped up in charts, checklists, and timelines—first words, first steps, first everything. But what happens when your child’s path looks completely different? In this episode, we’re talking about life beyond the milestones: why we’re done with comparison, how we’ve learned to celebrate progress in our own way, and the beauty of seeing our kids for who they are, not just what they achieve.

If you’ve ever felt the pressure of “keeping up” or the sting of watching other kids hit milestones your child hasn’t, this conversation is for you. Pull up a seat and lets chat!