The first time our child was made to feel different for having two moms hit us hard — Lisa got angry, Jaimee got sad, and we had to figure out how to respond together. Here’s how we navigated it as parents and as partners.

This week was a whirlwind - Jaimee had a hospital scare, Lisa lost her voice, and we’re both feeling the weight of burnout. Between pregnancy, parenting, and keeping life together, we’re learning (sometimes the hard way) how to manage our own struggles while still showing up for each other!

In this episode, Lisa navigates making new friends and the unique dynamics that come with it. Meanwhile, Jaimee opens up about her latest pregnancy journey—the joys, the struggles, and everything in between. Tune in for authentic conversations, relatable moments, and a heartfelt reminder that you’re never alone on this journey!

We’re fresh off a family trip! Yes, we’re grateful for the memories and the time together but let’s be real, it wasn’t exactly a “vacation” for us as a couple. Between keeping the kids entertained, managing the chaos, and running on little sleep, our relationship definitely took a back seat. And just when we thought we’d catch our breath? We rolled right into full-on Carmella’s birthday prep mode. Join us as we unpack the post-trip “hangover,” talk about how easy it is to lose the us time in the middle of family life!

Let’s talk U-Hauls, lesbians, and moving way too fast. In this episode, we unpack our story, what really happened, how fast things moved, and the version of Lisa that showed up in the early days. Truths are coming out, and Lisa 1.0 is on full display.

In this episode, we open up about the unspoken weight of the mental load; how it builds resentment, disconnects, and fuels the “who does more” battle. We share how it started showing up in our relationship and the steps we’re now taking to reconnect, from honest conversations to shared systems and letting go of perfection.

Who’s the Man?” - We’re diving into that question every lesbian couple gets asked. There’s no such thing as labels like being "the man" when nothing truly fits or defines us. Society loves boxes, but we don’t live in one. Let’s talk about it.

This week we’re asking the big question: if you strip away the chaos of parenting… would we still choose each other? From pre-kid romance to laundry fights and everything in between, we’re talking about how having kids has changed our marriage and what’s helped us stay connected through it all.