Hi mamas! We are back with a very special episode, welcoming our friend Aeja! Aeja is another young milf herself, as well as an educator and photographer. Her son, Nugget (how cute!), is diagnosed with Autism, and in honor of Autism Awareness/Acceptance Month, Aeja is here to share the story of her son's journey, as well as her own. She speaks on her experience upon finding out she was pregnant, up until receiving her son's diagnosis, and what a gift that is! Sharing the importance of advocation and the obstacles she has faced, Aeja shows just how strong of a mother she is...truly such an inspiration. Every child should be lucky enough to have a mother, as well as a community around them, that speaks up for them when they can't, and who will always have their back. This episode shows the true dedication and love of a mama to child with special needs, and how much of a beautiful thing that is.

For more information on Autism, follow these links below!

https://www.autismspeaks.org/world-autism-month

https://autismsociety.org/autism-acceptance-month/

In this episode Janni and Rach discuss one the most recent episodes of “Call Her Daddy” hosted by Alex Cooper, who spoke with Chappell Roan. In their discussion they got on the topic of motherhood where she, Chapell Roan, said all parents were in hell, no parent our age is happy and have no lights in their eyes.

Janni and Rach both gave their opinion on the matter while also discussing different point of views on this topic because everyone has a right to their own opinion. Understanding that this “hell” experienced in motherhood can be frustrating and overwhelming while also being fulfilling and full of life.

Of course we are always mentioning personal experiences like Janni not wanting children before getting pregnant (but loves it now), Rachel reliving her childhood through her daughter, forming beautiful relationships with our children and so much more.

We even get on the topic of PMDD (Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder), an intense form of PMS that not many women realize they experience. This causing women to have around 1 “good” week out of each month and having a major impact on a woman’s mental health… wishing us women were more informed on this.

This episode is full of understand, no judgement, cute interactions with Romeo (Janni’s son), sips of Olipop, and tons of gratitude.

Reminder: People will always have opinions in the decisions YOU make in YOUR life and it's our decision to let that impact us as or choose to be grateful no matter what anyone else thinks.

Thanks for Listening!

Xoxo,

Janni & Rach

Hi mamasss! We are back with Episode 25...hello??? 25?! Is this real life? How grateful are we that we have come so far. And to see the beautiful community of woman and mothers that has grown over the years...it's truly such an amazing thing.

In this episode, Janni & Rach touch base on balancing mom life and work life, all while finding your true passions, and honestly, just figuring it all out. It can be hard for a lot of people to do these things, let alone you're freshly postpartum as a first time mom, or you have six kids. It will always be a juggling act, because your life doesn't stop when you become a mom. You are still allowed to do the things you love to do, and show up for yourself AND your kids. Whether it's in your career, or you're chasing a dream. You are so capable of doing what you need (or want) to do for YOU! Motherhood can be consuming at times, but remember...you are still your own person.

So, chase that dream. Start that business. Take those classes. Get the job. Be the boss mama you are, and let your children be a reason why you do it all as well. Teach them that you can be anything you want to be in this life.

GO FOR IT MAMA!💗