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It's hard going from having regular help with the kids to then being on your own. And when your husband constantly asks for last minute child care favors...blood boiling. In this week's episode, we vent about how hard it is to find help with the kids, to rely on others, and when you're picking up the slack for the other half of this equation.

"You never know what's gonna happen with the flight. You never know what's going to happen when you get there." The uncertainties surrounding traveling with young kids is one of our biggest anxieties when it comes to travel. In this week's episode we share our stories of traveling with young kids. From Benadryl to stickers to meltdowns on the plane, we share what we've found to work and, most of all, not work when traveling.

This week we continue our mini series on tough decisions in parenting and talk about the newborn/infant phase. We discuss everything from breastfeeding vs. formula to sleeping arrangements to child care and share our own experiences with the decisions we made.

This week we talk about our strategies for Mother's Day and Father's Day and how it all went down. Sometimes it's about spending time as a family, sometimes it's about getting time to yourself. Whatever it is, it's nice to be appreciated for at least one day out of the year! We also launch our #momwin segment where we share something that we're currently succeeding at as moms. It's so easy to get bogged down with the stress, overwhelm, mom guilt, and self-doubt, but we're all doing things right too so let's celebrate that! Send us your own #momwin for a chance to be featured on the show!

Happy Valentine's Day, y'all! Today we talk about our plans for the holiday, how it's changed since before having kids, and, in honor of it being a day of appreciation, what we most appreciate about our partners. Valentine's Day may not be as big of a deal or as fun or exciting or sexy as it used to be, but that doesn't mean we can't still show each other we care. It's so easy to fall into a pattern of criticism because we feel overwhelmed, alone, and need help, but focusing on the positive can help us rekindle the love we have for our partners.