The moms each have a very lovely Thanksgiving, and a real nightmare day after that. And Tristan's too quiet. Or Kayce's too loud. Maybe both. (But don't worry - we've got it fixed for future episodes!)
Nellie goes cold turkey, Kayce slept, and the moms break down another first birthday party.
Tristan is getting a little "extra" about Nellie's party, Kayce thinks Ott the Robot needs oil, and the baddest listeners let us know what they call stuff.
Tristan is a crafting queen, Kayce goes back to the scary place, and special guest Loretta recounts losing her spouse as a mother of four.
Kayce has a stick up her butt, Tristan proves she has emotions, and special guest Jo tells the moms what it's like to have more than one baby. At once.
Tristan is a rising star in track and field, Kayce's sanity continues to be thwarted by pacifiers, and guest Molly talks about the highs and lows of having your baby come out of the bigger hole.
Kayce needs someone to protect Beau from her trying to help, Tristan doesn’t know how to outdoors, and the moms don't want to judge, but...
Kayce is now a sexy baritone man, Tristan wants her nipples back and Hollie comes to talk about the wild world of raising a family as an Army wife and mom.
Beau gets captured by a Spooky witch, Tristan is a brilliant inventor, and we get insight into the moms' parenting skills based on their stellar babysitting records.
The moms teach a master class on sign language and ruin wallets for everyone, and special guest Nick Johne stops by to give insight into life as a stay-at-home dad to a daughter with autism and epilepsy.
Tristan really sticks it to Chris for abandoning her for a week, Kayce wins a prestigious award, and special guest Bridget horrifies/educates the moms with tales of carb-counting while pregnant
Beau's doctor provides a little insight on the milk situation, Kayce and Tristan know even less about pop culture than parenting, and we celebrate mom fails with lots of write-ins from our listeners.
Beau is a robot puppy, Tristan picks and interesting episode to worry about things being "gender-appropriate", and special guest Rebecca drops by to tell us what it's like to be a transgender mom.
Kayce has a one-year-old, Nellie gets a job at the plant, and the moms beg for help on how to transition away from bottles
Tristan is a budding chef, Kayce might not like children, and guest Elizabeth talks about having three kids in three decades.
Kayce sends mixed messages about which piercings she has, Tristan learns that mommy groups are for more than shaming, and special guest Rachel takes us all on the emotional roller coaster of the adoption process.
Coxsackie rears its ugly head (and hands and feet and mouth), Phoef the cat won’t shut the heck up, and the moms learn that when you have a baby, vacation should be called, “being a mom somewhere else.”
The mothers continue their interview with same-sex moms, Jill and Kasie, and manage to work baby wieners into yet another episode. They would like to remind you to hug your grandparents.
Kayce and Beau are fighting, Tristan has the sexiest of all the ailments, and the moms ask inappropriate questions to same-sex couple and supermoms, Jill and Kasie.
Kayce and Beau ride the rails to Poop City, Tristan is Nellie's biggest hurdle, and super-nanny Suzanna pops by to teach the moms that it's possible to like babies that don't belong to you.