Who Even Are We?

Katie talks all things dirty clothes and when it is acceptable to let your kids recycle dirty clothes before they disappear into the wash. 
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Rach asks the question, is getting an Au Pair worth it? A foreign girl living in your house? 
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Katie tackles the big questions from her girls. Why do we have to shower? Because it is called personal hygiene. 
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You heard it right, Rachel decided this year for Mother's Day she would be away at a reunion and spend the day crawling her way out of a hangover. Wait till you hear the level of excitement of the presents she got. 
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Rachel’s worst nightmare has happened, Ellsie now calls her mate and it is not going down well. 
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I think every parent has used this line. No eating in my car. Katie opens up on where this started for her and where this has landed her now. 
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Ever been on a phone call and the kids are all over you and in your grill? This is every day for Rachel and some things are not held back on whilst juggling phone conversations and kids. 
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We always think a drink of water and bandaid will fix everything when you are a parent. This time it didn’t really cut it. 
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Rachel is struggling with the idea of letting go of dressing her girls. Ellsie continues to learn the hard way in how to put underwear on. 
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Whilst on holidays, Katie comes to the realisation, she gives her kids way too much in life and wants to do a social experiment when they get home. 
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Rach decides to carry on the lessons of being Grateful and decides birthday parties are not on the cards for 2019! 
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That’s the questions we all ask ourselves in the journey of deciding whether we take the plunge to become parents. What about the couples that decide babies are really not their thing? 
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Katie and Rach look back on their own childhoods and how much things have changed from the way their parents did things. (Warning to our parents, there is no judgement at all used in this episode). 
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Rachel goes to extreme measures, next holiday destination is going to be an eye opener for the whole family! 
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Katie and Rach revisit one of the first podcast episodes and apologise for coming across judgemental. Oh this one is raw! 
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Katie’s girls re- enact to her what she looks like and sounds like when things hit the fan in their house. 
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School lunches is a serious topic, and one of our listeners raises the question, how long in advance can you prepare your children's lunches? 
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Katie shows her girls how it is done properly, Bowling that is. 
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This one is serious ladies and gents. Rachel opens up in a raw and vulnerable way about her postnatal depression after both girls. [Trigger Warning - This episode has content discussing Postnatal Depression. If you or anyone you know needs help, please seek professional assistance] 
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Katie sums up her world and works out using appliances is not her strong point in life. 
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The mindset slump - This is real and hits every mum at different stages within the space of having a child. That mindset where you can only envisage yourself to just being a Mum. You can not see out of the box. You have lost your confidence, and even feel the loss of identity. This episode is real and raw. 
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Spilling the beans to new mums, over sharing stories to scare each other, the list goes on. 
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How many times have you heard the line “It wasn’t me Mum, it was the……..” Exactly! 
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Rachel mixes up bribery and empty threats. The only person she ends up torturing is herself. 
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Katie has ticked the box of good Mum and volunteered her time in the class room. Although she may have just done a little too much.  
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