Two Moms, Too Much Coffee

Things We Never Thought We’d Care About Until Becoming Moms

Motherhood has a funny way of making you care deeply about things you never thought twice about. In this episode, we talk sleep schedules, car seats, sippy cups, babysitters, routines, toddler clothes, and the very specific parenting opinions we accidentally developed after becoming moms.

Are We… Crunchy Moms?

Are crunchy moms onto something… or are we all just trying to survive parenting in America? In this episode of Two Moms Too Much Coffee, we talk about the “crunchy mom” stereotype and realize we might be a little more crunchy than we thought. From homemade oat flour and almond milk to low screen time, ingredient labels, birthday cupcakes, baby wearing, and the mental load of trying to make healthier choices for kids, this conversation gets very real very fast. We also talk about: - Why “natural parenting” has become so popular - The pressure moms feel around food and parenting choices - Added sugar and toddler snacks - Screen time and modern parenting - Homemade snacks vs processed foods - Cloth diapers, homeschooling, and “unschooling” - Parenting in America and why so many moms feel forced into researching everything - The difference between being “a little crunchy” and full granola And yes, Tempestt admits she basically survived on Purple Skittles and Mountain Dew in high school. If you’ve ever read ingredient labels in the grocery store for 20 minutes, transferred berries into glass containers, or said “my kid doesn’t need cake,” this episode is for you. #CrunchyMom #MotherhoodPodcast #ToddlerMom #GentleParenting #NaturalParenting #MomPodcast #MillennialMom #ScreenTime #HealthyKids #BreastfeedingMom #HomemadeSnacks #TwoMomsTooMuchCoffee

Mother’s Day: What We Wish Someone Told Us Before Motherhood

Happy Mother’s Day from Two Moms Too Much Coffee. In this episode, Tempestt and Jhshell talk about the real things they wish someone had told them before becoming moms. From constant mom guilt and postpartum anxiety to friendship changes, body image, grief, therapy, medication, and the pressure to have another baby before you’re ready, this conversation gets honest fast. They also talk about what changes when you become a mom of two, why motherhood can shift your friendships, and how learning to give yourself grace may be one of the biggest lessons of parenting. This episode is for every mom who loves her kids deeply but still feels tired, guilty, stretched thin, or changed by motherhood. Topics include: Mom guilt, Mother’s Day, first year of motherhood, becoming a mom of two, postpartum anxiety, friendship changes after kids, body image, parenting while grieving, therapy, medication, and giving yourself grace.

Pop Culture Moms: Mormon Wives Drama, Taylor Frankie Paul Update, and Hilary Duff Tour Era

Pop culture is doing the most right now and we had to talk about it. This week on Two Moms Too Much Coffee, we’re breaking down the latest reality TV chaos, including the Secret Lives of Mormon Wives expansion that has everyone confused. Are they even Mormon anymore? And of course, we revisit the Taylor Frankie Paul situation and what it means for MomTok moving forward. We also shift into something a little lighter with our millennial hearts thriving over Hilary Duff and Demi Lovato being back on tour. There’s something about seeing these women step into this era as moms that just hits different. Plus, we get into the unexpected celebrity family crossover with Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence officially becoming in-laws and grandparents. It feels like a cultural moment we didn’t know we needed. If you love reality TV, pop culture updates, and hearing moms talk about it the way you would in the group chat, this episode is for you. Make sure to follow, rate, and share with your favorite pop culture mom.

Social Media vs Reality in Motherhood | Mom Guilt, Toddler Meltdowns, and “Mom Fails”

If you’ve ever looked put together in public but felt completely overwhelmed five minutes before, this episode is for you. Today we’re talking about the gap between social media motherhood and real life. From chaotic mornings that somehow turn into picture-perfect brunch photos, to toddler meltdowns, feeding struggles, and the pressure to be a “perfect mom.” We get into: * Why social media makes motherhood look easier than it is * The truth about gentle parenting vs real-life reactions * Mom guilt around daycare, working, and needing alone time * Honest “mom fails” including feeding struggles, diaper bag disasters, and survival mode parenting * Why not loving every phase of motherhood is completely normal This is one of those episodes where we say the quiet parts out loud. If you’ve ever felt like everyone else has it together except you, you’re not alone. Listen, laugh, and feel seen.