When illness hits your household, especially with twins, everything feels heavier. In this episode, we open up about dealing with strep, the stomach bug, and previous illnesses that pushed us to our limits. We talk about trusting your mom gut (because it always knows), advocating for your babies even when it feels intimidating, and finding the strength to keep going when the days feel never-ending. If you’re in the middle of sick-kid season or just coming out of it, this episode is a reminder that your voice matters and you’re not alone.

When you have twins and other kids, how do you make everyone feel seen?

Should twins always do the same activities? Should they play the same sports? And how do siblings fit into it all? Do your twins always get grouped together while siblings get solo time or vice versa?

In this episode, we talk about the constant tug-of-war between individual time and group time; why both matter, how guilt sneaks in, and what actually works in real life. We also dive into the chaos of sports with twins, overlapping schedules, and how families survive practices, games, and divided attention without burning out.

How do you know when you’re done having kids; especially when your heart and head don’t agree? In this episode, we talk through the divide between the head and heart: that deep feeling of being complete versus the lingering pull for “just one more.” We explore the emotional side of closing (or expanding) your family, the very real financial considerations of adding another baby (or two), and how all of it connects back to last week’s mommy makeover discussion. An honest conversation for anyone navigating the what-ifs, the guilt, and the clarity that comes with this season of motherhood.