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Mom Fails: Normal Part Of The Motherhood Experience Or Lack Of Common Sense?

Mom Fails: Normal Part Of The Motherhood Experience Or Lack Of Common Sense?

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This week on The Momsense Podcast, Molly and Megan start off with their weekly dose of Inez appreciation. Molly then gets into her review of Father's Day and Penny's latest tricks, while Megan updates us on the new developments in Brooke's Penny fascination.

Moving on, Megan talks about Reese's field trip with her new co-op and sunscreen woes. The Rosman clan took a trip to Michigan's Adventure, and Megan gives her thoughts on how it stacks up against Cedar Point.

The women finally get back into book club and review past and current reads for you guys. While Molly was mildly impressed with her books this week, Megan's hit home in an emotional way.

Molly and Meg's conversation about what they googled quickly turns into a discussion on poop, as most mom conversations often do.

As Molly and Meg finally get around to the episode topic for this week, they begin discussing their most embarrassing mom fails. They quickly realize that what they thought would be a funny topic is eliciting feelings that are not comical. When the mom guilt gets too overwhelming, what do we do? Say it with us: AVOID. The ladies wrap this conversation with a quick discussion about opioids being given out like candy to postpartum moms.

Thanks for listening to another chaotic week of Momsense, don’t forget to quarter your kids' grapes!


Topics: Father's Day, Michigan's Adventures, Cedar Point, Homeschool Co-Ops, Hair Appointments, Family Pictures, Book Reviews, The Simple Wild, Remarkably Bright Creatures, The Pact, The In-Between, The Tenant by Frieda McFadden, Infant Constipation, Mom Fails, Opioids and Postpartum Moms

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