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What I'd tell my younger sister
What I'd tell my younger sister
22 episodes
2 days ago
We’re not experts. We’re not coaches. We’re sisters—a first-time and second-time mom—sharing all the things we wish someone had told us before we had babies. Lived and learned experiences, passed from sister, to sister, to sister. This podcast came from the nonstop conversations and 3 am text sessions we were already having, thinking “is it just me, or...?”. Turns out it’s all of us. Whether you’re pregnant, taking care of a little one, or looking to support someone who is, we hope this podcast helps you feel less alone and more supported in this universal—yet sometimes isolating–experience.
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We’re not experts. We’re not coaches. We’re sisters—a first-time and second-time mom—sharing all the things we wish someone had told us before we had babies. Lived and learned experiences, passed from sister, to sister, to sister. This podcast came from the nonstop conversations and 3 am text sessions we were already having, thinking “is it just me, or...?”. Turns out it’s all of us. Whether you’re pregnant, taking care of a little one, or looking to support someone who is, we hope this podcast helps you feel less alone and more supported in this universal—yet sometimes isolating–experience.
Show more...
Parenting
Kids & Family
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Babies on the go part 2: our takeaways from travel with wee ones
What I'd tell my younger sister
59 minutes 4 seconds
1 year ago
Babies on the go part 2: our takeaways from travel with wee ones

Once you've unpacked, recovered from jet lag, and gotten back into routines, what remains from travelling with babes?

For us, it's a lot—today we're talking about the big takeaways we had when reflecting on our time abroad with babies. We're talking cultural observations, family bonding, and developmental changes.

In this episode, we talk about:

  • Giving your babies safe places to explore when you're on-the-go all day
  • The anxiety-inducing feeling of constantly needing to calm and control your babies in public—and how other cultures welcome babies and kids with literal open arms
  • Sibling and parent bonding when other playmates and distractions aren't around
  • Throwing our babes and kiddos out of routines and into new situations, and watching them adapt, learn, and grow (literal leaps!)
  • Was it worth it? Would we do it again?

In this episode, we reference:

  • Chatbooks photo books
What I'd tell my younger sister
We’re not experts. We’re not coaches. We’re sisters—a first-time and second-time mom—sharing all the things we wish someone had told us before we had babies. Lived and learned experiences, passed from sister, to sister, to sister. This podcast came from the nonstop conversations and 3 am text sessions we were already having, thinking “is it just me, or...?”. Turns out it’s all of us. Whether you’re pregnant, taking care of a little one, or looking to support someone who is, we hope this podcast helps you feel less alone and more supported in this universal—yet sometimes isolating–experience.