Norway, Mastitis & Maybe 19 Kids

Finding Your People in Motherhood

We’re back after a hectic May-cember! ☀️ Join us as we catch up on life after the whirlwind of end-of-school-year chaos. In this episode, we chat about navigating friendships in motherhood, the comparison trap, food truck adventures, the challenge of pouring from an empty cup and the everyday joys and struggles that come with raising a family. As always, expect honest conversation, plenty of laughs and encouragement for moms who are in the thick of it right alongside us.

Norway, Mastitis & Maybe 19 Kids

Sean is back from Norway! 🇳🇴 In this episode, we’re catching up on some of the highlights from her trip and diving into all sorts of real-life conversations — from goat milk, venison, and chickens to breastfeeding journeys and struggles like mastitis and thrush. We also chat about whether or not Caity is actually going to have 19 kids 🤪 and laugh over all the relatable little things along the way. A cozy, honest and funny episode you can feel right at home in.

Spirited Kids, Real Life & Then Some

In this episode, we talk about the beauty and challenge of affirming spirited kids, the routines that ground us at the end of long days and the simple comforts (like a good cup of coffee). We also share real and raw birth moments, the small acts of love from our spouses that don’t go unnoticed and reflect on the highs and lows of the week. Just two people sharing the real stuff.

The Baby Blues & Everything In Between

We’re back, opening up about the real side of postpartum—baby blues, body changes, anxiety and everything in between. We felt a deep pull to speak honestly about what so many women experience, including in our own lives and this conversation reflects that. This episode is a little longer than usual because we really wanted to take the time to touch on some of these real, important things without rushing through them.

The Unfiltered Start

We’re kicking things off with zero filters. Join Sean and Caity as they talk motherhood highs and lows, share their personalities, swap survival hacks, and tackle the messy debates—like who’s handling vomit vs. poop.