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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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Growing pains: the transition from 0-1 and 1-2 kids
What I'd tell my younger sister
1 hour 5 minutes 55 seconds
1 year ago
Growing pains: the transition from 0-1 and 1-2 kids

We like to think of the before times as BC (before children) and the now as AD (after dominance)—adding a baby to your family changes *everything*. Bringing in another flips that upside down (and reverses it, sometimes). In today’s episode, we talk about our experiences going from child-free to child-focused, including all the ways it’s surprised us, delighted us, and slapped us in the face, over and over again.

In this episode, we talk about:

  • The transition from 0-1 baby and 1-2 children
  • Finding a new version of your family
  • What we envisioned having children would look like versus the daily reality
  • How children can and likely will change your life
  • False realities of having children depicted in media etc.
  • How sick days are no longer an option
  • Creating time for yourself or time with your partner after baby
  • Feeling outnumbered by adding more children into the mix
  • Sometimes you just have to poop! (why does taking a poo feel like a self care activity?)
  • How the hell to get out the door with multiple babies (it takes double the time)
  • Baby proofing is a myth
  • The song and dance of toddler bedtime and how do you do that with a baby?
  • Easing the transition of adding another baby to the family
  • The change in relationship with your older children when adding another baby
  • Creating special one on one time and keeping routine with your older children
  • Trying to not start the sibling rivalry (too early)

In this episode, we reference:

  • “With great power comes great responsibility”
  • I’m a Big Sister
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.