Moms Against Mommin

Episode 8: Side Eyes & Screen Time

This week, Casey & Tash tackle the modern parenting circus known as screen time. The good, the bad, the “just one more episode,” and the side eyes moms give each other while secretly handing over an iPad to survive dinner prep. From educational apps and FaceTiming grandparents to total meltdowns when the tablet battery hits 1%, the girls unpack how screens have become both a lifeline and a landmine in parenting. Casey also shares major takeaways from The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt and why today’s phone-based childhood is affecting kids in ways many parents never expected. This episode dives into: • screen addiction for kids AND adults • attitude changes and post-screen meltdowns • social media pressure and comparison culture • hidden apps, burner phones, and online safety concerns • the scary realities of sexting laws and digital communication • how other countries are responding to youth social media use • and how moms are all just trying to survive in a world changing faster than we can Google parental controls There’s humor, honesty, uncomfortable truths, and a few moments where you may immediately want to check your child’s screen time report… and your own. Grab your Burner Phone Bull Cocktail and join Casey & Tash for a conversation that’s equal parts hilarious, eye-opening, and painfully relatable. “To raising kids in a world we’re still trying to understand.” x - Casey & Tasha

Bonus: Mother's Day Quickie

Happy Mother’s Day to the moms, stepmoms, bonus moms, dog moms, grandmas, and the women out here holding the whole circus together with cold coffee and pure determination. This bonus quickie episode is all about our BIG rebrand reveal because after some soul searching… we realized our old branding was giving “waiting room beige” and that simply was not the vibe.  We are bold. Loud. Bright. Slightly chaotic. Occasionally overstimulated. So naturally… jewel tones, vibrant colors, and cheetah print entered the chat. We’re celebrating the launch of our brand new website at momsagainstmommin.com [http://momsagainstmommin.com] and inviting YOU to be part of it. Send us your confessions, advice questions, mom fails, hot takes, collab ideas, or literally anything else rattling around in your mom brain. We just want to connect with our people. We also chatted about our Mother’s Day collaboration with Yoga Democracy and YD Athleisure Indianapolis for our giveaway where one lucky winner gets a TWO-PIECE OUTFIT of their choice. We’re actually wearing some of their pieces in this video and honestly… comfy, cute, and mom-life approved.  And if you don’t win the giveaway, we still got you. Use promo code MOMSQUAD for 30% OFF at yogademocracy.com [http://yogademocracy.com]. Your leggings deserve a little main-character energy too. We talked about our favorite ways to spend Mother’s Day, the Mother’s Days we’ll never forget, and what actually makes us feel appreciated beyond wilted gas station flowers and a last-minute card signed in crayon five minutes before brunch. It’s fun. It’s honest. It’s colorful. Just like where Moms Against Mommin is headed next. x - Casey & Tasha

Episode 7: When the Mom Math Ain't Mathin

Somewhere between “it was on sale” and “they’ll use it eventually,” we’ve all become a little too fluent in Mom Math… and this episode, we’re finally showing our work. We’re diving into the hilarious (and slightly alarming) financial gymnastics we use to justify everything from daily coffees to family vacations, and breaking down what those small “it’s fine” moments actually add up to. Spoiler: the math is… not mathin. But we don’t stop at calling ourselves out. We get into the real stuff… the pressure to keep up, the quiet comparison of “they have more than we did,” and the fear underneath it all. Are we overcorrecting from our own childhoods? Trying to give our kids everything… but maybe missing what actually matters? We also talk practical ways to rein it in without becoming the “no fun” mom. Think budgeting hacks, meal planning, clothing swaps, and teaching our kids what things actually cost (yes, even when it’s uncomfortable). Plus, a real conversation around financial literacy, delayed gratification, and whether we’re raising kids who understand value… or just expect it. This episode’s cocktail, The Mom Math Margarita, is the perfect companion… because if we’re counting anything, it’s definitely drinks over dollars. At the end of the day, it’s not about raising kids who have everything. It’s about raising kids who can handle not having everything. So cheers to busted budgets, big dreams, and doing our best to raise grounded, grateful humans… even if the numbers don’t always add up.  x - Casey & Tasha

Episode 6: The Mini-Me Roast

What happens when you hand the mic to the people who know you best… and have absolutely no filter? In this episode, Casey and Tasha put their parenting reputations on the line and let their kids take over the interview chair. The result? A hilarious mix of brutally honest answers, unexpected call-outs, and a few surprisingly sweet moments that remind us why these tiny humans run our world. From parenting quirks and embarrassing mom habits to the things our kids really think we’re good at (and not so good at), nothing is off limits. It’s equal parts roast session and heart-melting reality check — proving that sometimes the funniest parenting commentary comes straight from our own kids. And of course, we’re sipping on this episode’s cocktail: The Roasted & Toasted — the perfect drink for when you’re feeling confident about your parenting… right up until the interview starts. If you’ve ever wondered what your kids would say about you on a podcast, this episode will make you laugh, cringe, and maybe feel a little seen. Grab a drink, press play, and join the chaos. x - Casey & Tasha Lace Safety Vest Details 15% off first order www.lacesafetyvest.com

BONUS: Squad Goals Part 2

In this bonus continuation of our Squad Goals episode, Casey and Tasha get real about the complicated, hilarious, and sometimes awkward world of adult mom friendships. Because making friends as a grown woman — especially while raising kids — is basically like dating… but with carpools, group texts, and way more emotional support snacks. We’re talking about the real struggles moms face when building their circle, how to spot the red flags in adult friendships, and why the right friends don’t need to be many — they just need to be the right two seats at the table. In this episode we dive into: • Why you should stop waiting to be invited and start being the inviter • The subtle (and not-so-subtle) red flags in adult friendships • What healthy, supportive friendships actually feel like • The evolution of mom friends — from newborn survival buddies to the forever friends who knew you before “mom” became your whole identity • How work, school events, sports sidelines, and everyday chaos can unexpectedly grow your circle And because we can’t help ourselves, we wrap things up with a rapid-fire Q&A round.  If you’ve ever wondered why adult friendships feel harder — or realized your best friends are the ones who’ve seen you at your worst and stayed anyway — this episode will feel very familiar. Here’s to the women who show up… even when we cancel twice. x - Casey & Tasha