Making Mom Friends & Figuring Out WTF to Feed Your Kids

<p>This week Taylor and Natasha kick things off by celebrating Natasha finishing her IBCLC exam (and surviving the intense study season that came with it), then dive into the messy reality of mom friendships — why your friend group naturally shrinks once you become a mom, how to actually make new mom friends, why low-effort friendships are a must, and why being the first mom in your friend group is its own special kind of hard. They also unpack the stay-at-home-mom vs. working-mom label debate and why it&#39;s time to drop the titles altogether.</p><p>They get into a discussion about how convenience has changed parenting, a recent glamping trip, and letting kids sit with a little discomfort instead of solving every inconvenience instantly. They also touch on mom-influencer culture and the pressure of &quot;toxic positivity&quot; online.Then it&#39;s on to feeding kids: a permission slip to stop stressing about &quot;aesthetic&quot; school lunches, why it&#39;s fine to pack the same thing every day if your kid will actually eat it, navigating a new classroom, and the truth about starting solids and what it does (and doesn&#39;t) do to your milk supply.</p><p>Plus, rapid-fire listener questions covering: feral toddler poop stories, a diaper-ad hot take, surviving the final weeks of pregnancy, due-date mindset, the Elf on the Shelf debate, a very fresh TMI postpartum moment, sibling age gaps, nursing dreams, getting back to date nights, and how (or whether) to get the dads to be friends too.</p><p>Grab your coffee and get comfy — this is Moms Interrupted.</p><p>XX,</p><p>Natasha &amp; Taylor</p>