It seems like every day there is some word that us Gen X moms have been using since childhood that we find out are completely offensive. It’s not just our kids schooling us it’s the professional world shifting towards better word choices. So as not to be left behind Kat and Nic came up with a preliminary list to help out our other moms who may be struggling.

Graduation is a super emotional time for Kat and Nic. They dive into the good, the bad, and the ugly cry. Basically, as soon as your child is born you should open a 529 account for them and start mentally preparing for this day.

Kat and Nic explore the differences between their pre-kid ideas about motherhood versus what it turned out to be (so far at least). Let’s just say there may have been a slight miscalculation or two!

Join Kat and Nic this week as their minds are blown by the fabulous Jenna Turner, Pediatric Speech and Language Specialist. From itty bitty toddlers to big smelly teenager, speech and language therapy can benefit so many children. Because the words are just the beginning. It’s also about communication and socialization–something our kids are struggling with in today’s post covid social media age.

The sandwich generation is no joke. Raising kids and caring for aging parents ain’t for sissies.

After spending most of our lives trying to not get pregnant what a shock it is to learn that starting a family is a lot harder than it looks. In this episode Kat and Nic invite a special guest to talk about her amazing and special journey to becoming a mom.

Yeah, we all know about how hard it is being a working mom. But this week Kat and Nic remind you why it also rocks!

This week Kat and Nic talk about dealing with the passage of time as a mother–both the slow and the interminably long moments!

As if we don’t have enough on our plates, often times as the mom we become the family’s chief emotional officer. Momming ain’t easy and navigating treacherous emotional waters is no exception.

Kat and Nic discuss the fine line (or sometimes not so fine line) between being an advocate for our children versus bubble wrapping them and raising entitled incapable brats.