BABIES DOWN, BOTTLES UP

We know what it's like having the kids back for the summer, so join us while we give you ways to save money on outings, resources to purchase games you can play with your kids, activities you can do indoors and outdoors to keep them entertained. We discuss the dangers of too much screen time, the different settings you can set to curb your kids from browsing and using apps by a certain time, and p...

Our second and final installment of our blind dads series focuses on Iron Dad Nick Silver; a dad of 8, athlete, and licensed massage therapist with his own practice. He speaks on being a single dad, the differences between raising boys and girls, being an active dad in his kids' lives, his teenage kids driving, 24-hour plus long trips with babies and toddlers, showing up and being an active parent...

The moms are celebrating Father's Day this year highlighting blind dads and the super powers they bring to the family. This first episode of a two-part series features Jamelle, Josselyn's husband, to talk about what it's like being a blind dad, how the podcast name was created, tips and advice for those who want to cook with no vision, how he and Josselyn met, always wanting to be a girl dad, and...

Join us for a special episode where we introduce our little ones! We asked them some fun and silly questions, and their answers are interesting, adorable, and absolutely hilarious. Stay tuned for more great content from Babies Down, Bottles Up! Email us at babiesdownbottlesup@gmail.com . Like our Facebook page . Follow us on Tiktok . Follow us on Twitter . Follow us on Instagram .

Since there have been so many heavy episodes, this week the ladies are joined by their producer Danny (The Blind Radio Guy) to lighten things up and play some games like "Would You Rather" and "Menu Item or Random Pregnancy Craving." The moms cover breastfeeding in public, kids listening to things on repeat, kids calling you by your first name, and find out what common craving Terrin had during he...

The moms are back with a new episode! Join them as they discuss navigating indoor and outdoor situations, sharing funny little white lies they've told their kids. They reveal their clever methods to have their kids come to them or find them in the home, offering insightful tips on how they, as blind moms, keep track of their kids no matter where they are. Email us at babiesdownbottlesup@gmail.com...

Check out the third and final episode of our series! Meet Tremaine, a resilient blind mom who faced every blind parent's nightmare: the temporary separation from her baby due to blatant discrimination. Listen to her recount her heart-breaking stories of not being able to take her baby home after birth, reuniting with her baby 57 days later, and offering invaluable guidance to future blind moms who...

Check out the second episode of our three-part series! Join our amazing moms as they share misconceptions professionals have about blind parents. From frustrating interactions with educators to navigating health professionals and public encounters, they share stories that highlight the normalcy of blind individuals' lives. Listen in as they recount their experiences in the delivery room, talk abou...

Everyone's favorite moms are back this week to start a three-part series about public and private misconceptions. They cover interactions with those who come across a blind parent, have an in-depth discussion about the lack of grace blind moms have if they need to rush out, people complimenting that your child is taking care of you, plus so much more... Like our Facebook page . Follow us on Tiktok...

The girls of Babies down, bottles up are back. Kisha, Josselyn, and Terrin introduce a new addition to the podcast, give life updates, and provide hot takes of things the ladies have done as moms that go against the norm. Like our Facebook page. Follow us on Tiktok. Follow us on Twitter. Follow us on Instagram.

A group of blind moms that are changing the narrative. We discuss our kids, relationships, beauty tips, fitness, motivate, and share our experiences as blind women. We believe that the best way to change misconceptions and stigmas is through awareness and sharing our unfiltered truths. So put the babies down for bed, and come sip your glass of wine with us... Or the whole bottle. We don’t judge.