• In this episode of The Momsense Podcast, Meg kicks things off with a trip to the movies to see the Lilo & Stitch live-action remake with Reese—was it heartwarming nostalgia or a Disney misstep? Then it’s birthday cake and celebrations as Meg rings in her 33rd year.

  Molly then gets real about her experience as the default parent—will you find it relatable, hysterical, or both? She also celebrates that feeling you get after a productive day, shares a meal-planning success story, and talks sleep routine management as a mom of an 8-month-old.

  Next, Molly and Meg brainstorm some fresh and fun segment options to replace “Cheers and Tears”—and they want your help! Around this time, things take a techy twist when Megan makes a surprising confession: she’s fully in her ChatGPT era, and she’s not ashamed—well, not ashamed enough to stop.

  Later, it’s a deep (and very real) dive into pregnancy. Molly and Meg walk through each trimester, sharing what they loved, what they loathed, and what took them by surprise—before shifting gears to compare their totally different labor and delivery stories. Think: two mostly smooth sailings, one rather stormy.

  And to wrap it up, they review their competition read: The Third Gilmore Girl by Kelly Bishop. Was it Lorelai-level witty or more of a Miss Patty side plot? Listen in to find out.

  
  

  Topics: Lilo & Stitch movie review, 33rd birthday celebration, self-care, infant sleep routines, meal-planning, rotating podcast segments, ChatGPT appreciation, real pregnancy reflections broken down by each trimester, 3 labor and delivery stories, induction, The Third Gilmore Girl book review

In this episode of The Momsense Podcast, Molly and Meg delve into their topic of the week: being the default parent. They share their thoughts, personal experiences, and tips for avoiding resentment within a co-parenting relationship.

The conversation also covers milk supply dips, self-awareness, sleep regressions, feisty 2-year-olds, feeding anxieties, and the importance of adult conversation for maintaining mental health (lol).

Plus, Meg shares her family’s go-to hack for avoiding meal planning burnout and making sure they actually eat at home.

Join the ladies of The Momsense Podcast this week as they discuss traveling with children and the must-haves that made it possible. The girls recap their recent vacations to Myrtle Beach, Cedar Point and Chicago, review their TBRs and recently read books, a Jennifer Coolidge impersonator and much more—all while a tornado in Megan's town attempts to ruin the girls' sanity and editing schedule.