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Grab yourself a tea and join us for Lindsay's second birth story. No trigger warnings here (unless you're as passionate as Lindsay about hospital design) - just smiles, laughs, and so many heartwarming memories. You're going to feel warm and fuzzy after this one. 

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It’s been a whole year since our last episode—turns out the 1-to-2 kid transition is no joke, and we’ve been deep in the trenches. But we’re back, and today Jordan is opening up about her second birth story. Trigger warning: this episode includes discussion of a difficult and somewhat traumatic birth experience.

Join us as we talk (and cry a bit) about expectations, surprises, recovery, and all the details we can remember in between.

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'Tis the season for all things Christmas - lights, trees, gifts, treats, and that extra heavy dose of mom-brain. One of us has a new baby at home, the other has a new baby cooking, and neither can form a proper sentence (but we did at least try!). Get a little mug of your favorite warm holiday drink and join us for a chat about our most-loved holiday traditions, old and new. And have yourselves a merry little whatever holiday you celebrate. 

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In this episode we scratch the surface of the enormous conversation that is screen time for our kids. We give our hot takes about the specific AAP guidelines and lay out some helpful guidelines you can follow to create a screen time plan that works for your family. 

Given that it is also the season of giving, we couldn't help but dive into some gift-buying tricks we're trying this holiday season. Is the mental load of Christmas too much for you right now? These tips might be just what you need. 

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Our first ever Q&A! Come listen to our hot takes on everything from child leashes to trad wifing. An all-over-the-place episode to perfectly complement our frazzled mom brains. 

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In this episode, we discuss something you probably wish you couldn't relate to but almost certainly do: fighting with your partner. Listen in to hear about the time Jordan had a menty-b in front of her kid (not a proud moment) and all the things she's doing to avoid another one. We share tips for empathizing with your partner and calming your nervous system, as well as some research that suggests why you should. 

Lindsay also shares some tips for using castor oil to help with everything from acne to those dreaded post-birth poops. Truly something for everyone! 

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In this episode, we’re all about surviving the chaos of getting out and about with kids, from keeping car seats legal and finding shady spots on hot days to just trying to keep them (and us) hydrated. 

We also dive into the whole “should you make your kid apologize” debate, chatting about how to balance teaching empathy with not forcing meaningless apologies.

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In this bonus episode, Lindsay shares the intimate details of her first birth story, taking us through the incredible journey of welcoming her child. And keep your eyes peeled—next round, we'll be sharing the birth stories of our second kids!

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In our first bonus episode, Jordan shares intimate details from the birth story of her daughter. Stay tuned for Lindsay's (and the next round!). 

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Sometimes parenting feels like it's just a big mess of adapting to change. In this episode, we dive into one of the big ones - the transition from crib to toddler bed. Hit play to find out how the change is going for Jordan and her family, and pick up some tips, tricks, and guidelines for when your little one is ready for the transition themselves. 

We also take (another) little dip into boundary-setting: this time, it's all about bringing home the newborn. If you're curious about the most common boundaries new parents set for their visitors, or wondering which lines you should draw yourself, listen in! 

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