Saying No to Overscheduling (sometimes)

Here, we talk with our friend Jill who is a Nurse Practitioner in Gynecology about periods, puberty and much more.

Here, we chat briefly about our experiences with the eclipse. (Mostly about the traffic. )

Here, we continue our conversation about generations and parenting and (among other things) how technology has down stream effects on society.

Here, we begin a conversation about mothering and mothering advice through the ages, with highlights from The Better Homes and Gardens Baby Book published in 1956 and Genrations by Jean M Twenge.

Here we talk about how it is okay to say no to things if your plate is already feeling full.

Here ,we talk with Cat who is a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, about ADHD in children. We discuss, among other things, how ADHD might affect children (and therefore mothers and caregivers), possible treatment options and amazing things like the brain.

Here, we briefly chat about our experience with sports and kids...and how in America right now there seems to be a lot of emphasis on them.

We are back! Here, we talk with Cally's sister-in-law, Naty, who moved to United States with her family from Argentina. We talk about (among other things) making adjustments and courageously moving though all different kinds of obstacles, going through breast cancer and the advice she would give other moms in her position.

Here, we conclude our two part episode with Cally's friend and children's book author about her experience mothering a child who is transgender non-binary. 

Here, we talk with Cally's friend and children's book author Vanessa about (among other topics) her experience mothering a child who is transgender non-binary.