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* Pregnancy & birth tips
* Baby & toddler chaos
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More than anything, we’re two moms, just figuring out!
We love our pets…but after kids, the constant barking, shedding, and need for attention can feel like one more thing on an already overflowing plate. In this episode, we talk about the overstimulation that comes with balancing pets and parenting, the guilt of not being able to give them the same love as before, and the funny (and frustrating) ways animals insert themselves into family life. If you’ve ever felt touched out and then had a dog jump on your lap, this one’s for you.
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In this AMA-style episode, we answer things that have been on your mind! How can you best support your wife postpartum? Should I eat my placenta (we have some wild stories.) What exercises should you do during all of the different trimesters? Best breastfeed tips? What to bring in hospital bag? Glam for Birth? We truly cover it ALL. Can't wait for you to chat along with us on the couch.
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In celebration of our 20th episode, we're chatting with Emma from Emma's Too Much Podcast about all things career building while baby planning, and trying to do it all. Have you done "the math" about when you want to have kids based on career, age, engagements, etc.? We're right there with you. Having a baby is ALL encompassing and take A LOT of work. What things should you think about before you have kids, and how have the ways in which we were raised shaped who we want to be as mothers? Are you an independent career-driven woman who one day wants kids, but doesn't know the things to think about first? This episode is for you. We chat about financial complications and security, how to ask for help in a partnership if you are hyper independent, and balancing your passions with being a mom. Everyone's approach on motherhood is different... and that's OK. Join us on the couch!
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We opened up an AMA and you delivered! In this episode, we’re answering your questions about all things pregnancy loss, birth, comfort measures during labor, breastfeeding, weaning, and more. Whether you’re preparing for delivery, navigating feeding choices, or just curious about the process, this episode is full of real talk, practical tips, and encouragement for every stage of the journey.
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We have some exciting news to share—Taylor is pregnant! 🎉 In this episode, we dive into her journey so far, from finding out she was expecting to navigating all the ups and downs of the first trimester. We talk about the symptoms, the emotions that come with a growing family, and how she’s balancing early pregnancy with everyday life. Whether you’re in the middle of your own first trimester, reminiscing on that season, or just here for the big news, this episode is full of honesty, laughter, and lots of excitement for what’s ahead.
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Today, my baby turns ONE. In this episode, I’m taking you back to the day she came into the world—sharing the highs, the unexpected moments, and everything I felt in those first hours of motherhood. Then, we fast-forward through the whirlwind of her first year: the challenges, the joy, and what I’ve learned along the way. Whether you’re a parent reflecting on your own journey or just curious about the real, raw side of birth and babyhood, this episode is a heartfelt look at what the last 12 months have meant to me.
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Nobody tells you that 3 months is one of the easiest ages to fly — or that 11 months might be the hardest. Or that you should absolutely gate check your stroller every single time. Or that you do not need to fill a suitcase with diapers. Just buy them there.
In this episode, Taylor and Natasha share everything they've actually learned from traveling with babies and toddlers — from a six-hour solo flight to Hawaii to a 13-hour haul to Turkey with a 1-year-old to being stuck on a tarmac for two hours, hungover, with a screaming infant and a confused 3-year-old asking why the plane won't take off.
They break down what age is actually easiest to fly (spoiler: early is better than you think), how the crawling stage is genuinely the worst for travel, what to put in your carry-on that nobody ever tells you, and why keeping breastfeeding has an underrated travel superpower — specifically, that nursing on takeoff and landing is the closest thing to a cheat code you'll find. Also: the time Natasha watched three days of pumped breast milk get dumped in a trash can at Mexico City TSA because of a rule she had no idea existed, and cried in the airport.
Hot takes included: kids at weddings (Taylor will stand by this one forever), which countries are genuinely kid-friendly vs. which just pretend to be, whether cities are actually worth it with a toddler, and the mental load relief of a vacation where you are not responsible for cooking, cleaning, or keeping the household running.
And to wrap it up: a reminder that your baby's cry is the loudest sound in the room only to you. Everyone else has headphones. Put yours on too and stop apologizing for your child existing on public transportation.
Topics covered: flying with a baby, flying with a toddler, traveling with kids tips, what to pack for baby travel, gate check stroller, TSA with baby, breastfeeding on a plane, breast milk at airport security, kids at weddings, best age to travel with baby, car seats and strollers for travel, kid-friendly travel destinations, traveling solo with a baby, baby travel packing list
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You asked, we answered!
In this episode, we’re diving into the questions you sent us on Instagram stories—everything from the nitty-gritty of newborn life to those “is this normal?” moments every first-time mom experiences. Whether you're in the thick of the fourth trimester or preparing for baby's arrival, this one’s for you.
The first six months of breastfeeding can feel like a rollercoaster — beautiful, overwhelming, exhausting, and everything in between. From cluster feeding and supply worries to growth spurts, pumping, and returning to work.
Whether you're exclusively breastfeeding, combo feeding, or figuring it out day by day, this episode is here to offer guidance, reassurance, and real talk. We’ll also share tips on how to know your baby is getting enough, when to seek help, and how to advocate for yourself as a new parent.
Let’s normalize the struggles, celebrate the wins, and support one another through the messy, magical first six months! We're here for you!
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The baby is out. Now what?
Nobody talks enough about what actually happens to your body in the weeks and months after birth — and Taylor and Natasha are fixing that. In this episode they do a full deep dive on postpartum recovery: the physical, the emotional, the stuff that surprises you, and the stuff that definitely would've helped to know beforehand.
They cover what the fourth trimester actually means (hint: it's not just a cute buzzword), how long postpartum bleeding really lasts and what to do about it, what immediate postpartum looks like in a hospital vs. a birth center, and the very real gap in American postpartum care — where you go from constant OB visits during pregnancy to a single six-week appointment and a pamphlet. They compare that to what midwifery-led care and other countries actually offer, and it's a pretty stark difference.
Also in this episode: when your body might be ready for sex again (and why it's totally normal if it's nowhere near six weeks), how breastfeeding affects your libido and dryness, why your postpartum body is not going to snap back the way Instagram suggests, what diastasis recti is and why it might explain your "pouch," and why returning to exercise too fast is one of the biggest postpartum mistakes women make.
Plus the FMK final round: pregnancy, birth, or postpartum — which would you marry, which would you kill?
Spoiler: they both kill pregnancy immediately and without hesitation.
If you're pregnant, recently postpartum, or just want someone to be real with you about what recovery looks like — this one's for you.
Topics covered: fourth trimester, postpartum bleeding, lochia, postpartum recovery timeline, baby friendly hospitals, postpartum sex drive, sex after birth, postpartum libido, postpartum body image, diastasis recti, returning to exercise postpartum, postpartum sleep, breastfeeding and hormones, postpartum care in America, spacing between pregnancies, postpartum depression
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