This week, we’re talking about the never-ending battle for a clean house — and losing. Between constant crumbs, bottomless appetites, and toys that magically respawn, it feels like we’re living in a sitcom with no commercial breaks. Join us as we laugh through the mess, swap survival tips, and admit that sometimes, a lived-in house is a happy one.

In this episode, we dive into the wild world of screen time — the lifesaver, the babysitter, and the headache all rolled into one. We talk about the positives (hello, five minutes of peace), the struggles (cue the meltdowns when the tablet dies), and how we try to find that elusive balance between raising happy kids and not losing our sanity. Spoiler: we don’t always get it right.

In this episode, we vent about parenting pet peeves, surviving toddler wrestling matches, and the weird (and sometimes terrifying) moment you realize your kid inherited your quirks. We're just two parents trying to do our best — even if our mini-mes are out here exposing us daily.

"This episode is brought to you by tantrums over potatoes and fashion meltdowns over pink socks. We’re talking food fights (the verbal kind), outfit standoffs, and sending love to the real MVPs — stay-at-home parents. Because let’s face it: raising kids is chaos, and finding time for yourself and your partner feels like unlocking a secret level in a video game."

"We’re back for Episode 2! This time, we’re diving into the chaos and magic of taking young kids to Disney — because let’s be honest, it’s not always a fairytale. We also open up about navigating grief and other real-life parenting struggles. Tune in for another honest, heartfelt, and sometimes hilarious episode of The Two Bad Parents Pod."

"Welcome to the inaugural episode! First things first — if you’ve ever felt like a bad parent, you’re not alone. We’ve been there too. The truth is, we’re not actually bad parents… even if it feels that way sometimes. Join us as we laugh, vent, and talk through the joys and challenges of parenting — one imperfect step at a time."