We chat about when kids are ready to play outside without parents, why we think too much time indoors and online can sometimes be more harmful than free play outside, and the age we would let a 6-year-old use a public bathroom alone (which naturally leads to a conversation about moms, dads, and taking opposite-gender kids into public restrooms). We also answer whether it's normal to argue more before family vacations (spoiler: yes!), why the mental load is at an all-time high before a trip, whether we're spending every weekend out or trying to save money, when we transitioned our toddlers into big-kid beds, and our kids' current favorite toys. We wrap things up by talking about Nintendo Switch, screen time, and Liz's experience introducing gaming to her son.

Before diving into the deep stuff, we're sharing the beauty products we're currently obsessed with (because moms deserve a little self-care, too!). Then we get into a conversation about modern parenting, from trying different parenting approaches to teaching our kids gratitude and the importance of giving them responsibilities from a young age. We also chat about why so many moms feel disconnected from their husbands during the summer when the kids are home full-time, and remind ourselves that none of us are alone in the chaos of raising little humans. We end the episode recapping Toy Story 5 - go see it!

We're talking all things summer plans!

We break down what peptides are, who they may help, and why they’re not the magic solution social media sometimes makes them out to be. Courtney shares her perspective on metabolic health, sustainable weight loss, GLP-1 medications, and how peptides can be a useful tool, but not the whole toolbox. We also dive into the importance of addressing root causes, building healthy habits, and what people should know before jumping on the latest wellness trend.

This week we’re diving into some hilarious (and surprisingly deep) “Would You Rather?” questions that every mom can relate to. From choosing between spotless houses and stress-free mornings to guaranteed date nights versus solo hotel getaways, we’re sharing our honest answers and the personal stories behind them. We also tackle some tougher questions about our kids’ futures, motherhood, and life’s hardest moments, leading to some unexpected conversations about grief, perspective, and why we’re trying to be more present in the everyday chaos.

This week, we sit down with Megan Tanna, founder of Little Sparks Project, to hear her powerful journey through motherhood and how the birth of her son Banks, who was born with Apert Syndrome, inspired her family to create a nonprofit helping families facing medical hardships. We talk about raising children to understand and embrace differences, navigating life after a rare diagnosis, and how Megan is turning her family’s experience into a mission that’s impacting so many others. It’s an emotional, inspiring, and incredibly important conversation about compassion, advocacy, and finding purpose through adversity.

Welcome to MAYCEMBER — where every mom is one school event, sports practice, and unanswered email away from a mental breakdown. This week, we recap Mother’s Day, end-of-school chaos, party planning, welcoming Liz’s baby nephew Troy, and why we’re officially entering our “say no more” era before Liz checks herself into therapy.

Liz is recapping her recent trip to Nashville, summer plans, and how the first 3 months postpartum has been going.

Everyone always asks us - how do you know when you're done having kids? Getting into it on todays episode!

The newborn bubble has officially popped—and Libby’s adjusting to life with three kids, a whole new routine, and a chaotic night out at Avra Boston (featuring an aggressive Irish goodbye). We get into postpartum outfit struggles and Libby’s accidental shopping spree at Aritzia, plus internet drama between Alix Earle and Alex Cooper, Liz’s Nashville prep, and why Nutré Meals is saving our lives.