Rock Me Mama

The girls talk all things farts, drugs, wannabe emo, and the first period postpartum.

After a short 3 month maternity leave with baby Rudy, the time has come for Producer Morg to go back to work. We talk about childcare, the postpartum mom brain, and the fears that come with leaving your baby before you're ready.

Amie, Macy and Morgan really just shoot the shit during this episode. Ever want to know what it's like to be hanging out with us? Tune into this episode, hunny.

The girls sit down for a more serious topic this week, as Amie grieves one of her oldest friends. They navigate how to grieve while still being a mom, and discuss how to talk about death with your kids.

The girls talk to special guest, makeup artist and mama of 2, Ginger Sharp. They discuss her unfortunate experience with having multiple miscarriages, and the stigma that causes women to feel alone and isolated at a time when they need support most.

The ladies talk about the feeling of freedom after breastfeeding/pumping, Morg's transition from one to two kids, and dish out some tea on who's the "yapper" in their marriages.

Paid maternity leave? Lol working women are lucky if they get 2-3 months at home with their baby. The girls talk about how hard it is to leave your child before you're ready. But on the flip side, how hard it is to be a stay at home mom. You're damned if you do and you're damned if ya don't!

The girls start talking about the pressures of milestones and how defeating it can be when your child is "behind". Then somehow they delve into a heated conversation about the expectations of sex after baby, masturbation, and religion-based shame. Do not miss this one!

The girls answer y'all's questions this week about mom friendships and how kids can affect them. When your kids are fighting or a friends kid gets yours sick... how do you handle it?

The girls talk about imposter mom syndrome, feelings of inferiority as a mom of one, and the "just wait" moms.

The girls are back in the studio for a new season! Morg is now a mom of two and shares her birth story. Plus, the usual conversation of motherhood: the good, the bad, and the ugly.

Amie, Macy and Morgan wrap up Season 2 finale with questions from the listeners. They cover all the topics, from aligned beliefs with partners to wanting sex after babies.

In this episode Amie, Macy and Morgan talk about screen time, finances, and all the other things we stress ourselves out about... because... mom guilt.

The girls talk about the pressures of gift-giving, the joys of starting new family traditions, and throw in random crazy ex stories. Tis the season, hunny.

Amie, Macy and Morgan talk about the terrible twos! They share some funny stories about when they were kids, the current daily toddler meltdowns at home, and the beginning of dreaded potty training!

Macy, Amie and Morgan talk about how easy it is to become disconnected from your partner when you're constantly buried in the chaos and stress of everyday parenting. Finding "us time" and reconnecting is vital and can be as simple as a quick Mom & Dad trip outta town. Unfortunately not everyone has that luxury. So, how do you find that spark again after kids?

Macy, Amie and Morgan share some vent sessions about resentment and rage. Why do men ask such stupid questions that they already know the answers to? They're feeling the weight of being the default parent of their homes.

Macy, Morgan and Amie discuss navigating the holidays, while trying to stay sane amongst multiple sets of families and tons of toddler meltdowns. When is it time to step away and when is it time to pour another glass of wine?

Amie, Macy, and Morgan hash out the struggles of parenting strong-willed, opinionated, emotional toddlers. They’re all in the throes of learning how to parent when their toddlers don’t always take them seriously or listen to them. Spoiler alert: You Can’t Always Get What You Want will be sung.

Macy, Amie and Morgan shoot the shit about sex pre-baby, during pregnancy, while breastfeeding and after kids. They discuss love languages, teaching your partner how to please you when all the mystery is gone and how long is too long for "no touchy".