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Moms need, no they deserve, a good peptalk every once in a while. Which is why Anne and Christine sat down to create the ultimate mom peptalk. Need a little pick me up? Then listen to this! And here is a printable version of 'Chips On the Car Floor'. Put it on your fridge, leave it in your car, or your handbag, but make sure you remind yourself that you […]
Anne and Christine lift the lid on some of the things they are NOT ready for on this journey called motherhood. The things nobody warned them about, like noise levels, crushes, tweens, and more.
Anne and Christine are going on a short (seasonal) break, but they will be back in full swing mid Jan 2025. Thank you sooooo much, from the bottom of our deeeeeeep hearts, for all the listens, the contributions, the giggles, and the love. So, to leave you wanting more, here is a short episode full of bloopers, because WHO.... does not like a good old blooper.
Mom Brain - It is both a superpower and a burden. The number of things a mom thinks about, and the amount of planning that has to go into everything we do (for our families, not for ourselves), will blow your mind!
Whether you have one or two kids... Whether they have a massive age gap or not, motherhood is hard. And sometimes it's important to acknowledge that, and just laugh it off with a friend.
What are your "17 Diapers" confessions? We're pretty sure, whatever it is, it's normal!
In this episode, Anne and Christine welcome their very first guest! Zell is a single mom to a 10 year old boy, and they ask her what single moms would like the world to understand about single moms.
This is definitely one of the biggest secrets moms keep, hopefully dads as well, but definitely moms. Kids are a blessing, and we love them to the moon and back, but they change the dynamic of a marriage, and it's OK to wonder, worry, and think about it.
In most cases, moms are the default parent... What is a default parent? Well... It means you are the preselected primary caregiver. A default parent is the one responsible their child(rens) emotional, logistical, and practical needs.
