Valentine’s Day felt like the perfect excuse to talk about love languages—and trust us, this episode delivered. We kicked things off with a classic Megs moment (she confidently claimed her love language was French 😏), which led us into a love language quiz that surprised even her.

From there, we broke down all five love languages—what they mean, how people naturally express love through them, and how things can get wildly miscommunicated when you’re speaking one language and your partner is hearing another. We also talked about how knowing someone’s love language changes the way you show up for your husband, family, friends, and the people closest to you.

One of our favorite parts of the conversation? Watching love languages develop in your kids and learning how to love them exactly the way they need—at every stage. Because when you understand all the love languages, you’re able to love people at a whole new level.

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Some of the hardest things about motherhood are the ones no one can see.

In this episode, we talk about parenting children with invisible diseases—specifically Caley’s son, Whitten John 💪🏼, who lives with AVP deficiency (Diabetes Insipidus). He looks completely “normal,” acts like every other kid, and yet requires very real, very specific care to stay safe.

We unpack what it’s like to trust others with your child when their needs aren’t obvious, and how exhausting it can feel to constantly explain precautions that make you sound “dramatic” to people who don’t understand.

We also dive into scanxiety as Whitten prepares for another MRI—bringing up emotions tied to cancer, LCH recurrence fears, anesthesia, NPO days, and all the heavy feelings that come with them. There are tears. There’s honesty. And there’s deep empathy.

If you’re a mom navigating an invisible disease—or loving a child whose struggles aren’t visible—this episode is for you.

You’re not crazy. You’re not alone. And you’re doing better than you think. 💛

#invisibledisease #diabetesinsipidus #specialneedsmom

Season two starts with a celebration—and yes, we’re taking a moment to say we did that.

In this kickoff episode, we’re looking back on everything Season One brought us: the laughs, the growth, the moments that surprised us, and the community that showed up in ways we never expected. We’re sharing some wild (and honestly humbling) Spotify stats—including being shared more than 96% of shows and landing in the top 10—and revisiting some of our favorite hilarious moments along the way.

But more than numbers, this season opener is about impact. We talk about what we’ve learned, how this podcast has helped moms feel seen, heard, and less alone, and why creating real connection has always mattered more than being perfect.

We’re also celebrating our Mom Squad—our private Facebook community of over 3.5K moms from all over the world—and giving a little teaser of what’s coming next with the I AM JOURNEY program launching in 2026.

🎧 Season Two starts now.

And we’re just getting warmed up.

#WeDidThat #MatureishMommas #MomPodcast #SeasonTwo #MomCommunity

This one gets real, Mommas.

After multiple conversations with groups of pediatric cancer moms, Caley shares powerful reflections on gratitude, perspective, and the way our words shape not only us, but our children.

In this episode, she and Megan dive into how kids absorb everything — from our tone to our mindset — and how we can equip them with tools for resilience instead of reactions rooted in fear or victimhood.

They also touch on the reality that adversity will happen, and how choosing to see light in the darkest moments can transform everything.

It’s a raw and hopeful reminder that while we can’t protect our kids from pain, we can teach them how to rise through it.

#MatureishMommas #RaisingResilientKids #ParentingWithPurpose #MomLifeUnfiltered #PowerOfWords

Sometimes you just need to ditch the deep convos and laugh until your abs hurt. Before Caley’s double mastectomy, the Mommas swapped their morning coffee for cocktails and recorded their first-ever nighttime podcast

They take on the hard-hitting questions: thong or boxer briefs? Are vibrators acceptable Christmas gifts? And why are we talking about eating dirt? Between the giggles and the questionable logic, they even invent their own superhero alter egos (and the costumes are something else).

This one’s 99% laughter, 1% nonsense, and 100% proof that adult sleepovers are good for the soul.

#MatureishMommas #MomComedy #GirlsNightIn #MomLifeUnfiltered #FunnyPodcast

Some people just have it — that magnetic energy that makes everyone feel seen, welcomed, and part of something bigger. That’s Kristin.

We met her at the gym and instantly knew she was someone who brings people together in a way that’s rare and real.

What started as a chat about connection turned into a raw conversation about loss, love, and living unconventionally.

After losing her mom to an aggressive cancer in 2020, Kristin learned what it really means to love boldly and live differently.

From sneaking into hospitals during lockdowns to comforting total strangers in their darkest moments, she’s proof that sometimes the most meaningful things we do break all the “rules.”

This conversation goes from belly laughs to goosebumps — and will have you rethinking how you show up for the people around you.

#MatureishMommas #LoveOutLoud #GriefAndGrace #RealWomenRealStories #MomLifeUnfiltered

Last episode, we cracked open the conversation about one word, goals vs. resolutions, and taking a hard look at what we actually want to change in our lives. This week? We go deeper.

We’re sharing our personal one words, how we chose them, and the honest truth about what it really takes to change something—and keep it changed. Spoiler alert: it’s not going all in, burning yourself out, and quitting by February.

We talk about why slow is faster than fast, how baby steps build habits that actually stick, and why consistency beats intensity every single time. From choosing simple daily or weekly tasks to creating accountability and celebrating small wins, this episode is all about making change feel possible instead of overwhelming.

And for anyone avoiding goals because they’re afraid to fail—we’ll say it louder for the moms in the back: fear lives on the other side of courage. 💪✨

Before you set a single goal, choose a word, or swear you’re becoming a new person next year (or next month), there’s one thing that matters most — knowing where you’re actually starting from.

In this episode, we break down the difference between choosing a word of the year, setting goals, and making resolutions, and why they aren’t the same thing. Then we walk you through the real work: taking a simple, honest inventory of your life.

We guide you through 10 core life categories and help you rate where you’re at using a simple 1–10 scale. It’s not about judgment. It’s about awareness. You’ll want a pen and paper for this one — and we encourage you to pause, rewind, and save this episode so you can come back to it anytime.

This isn’t just a New Year exercise. It’s a reset you can use whenever you’re ready to reconnect with yourself.

#goals #resolutions #newyearseve