Podcast

Margaret Mason Tate joins this episode for a roundup of the best parenting tips from the last year of Parenthood Prep, plus a few new tips you haven’t heard yet.

Lifestyle writer, editor, and author of The Genius of Judy, Rachelle Bergstein dives into Judy Blume’s cultural impact and how she helped shape our childhoods.

Learn about the unique challenges and surprising blessings of raising twins, triplets, or more, and how to survive without losing your mind.

Learn about every major type of childcare, the pros and cons, the surprising costs, and what to expect in each setting.

Learn how the concept of “matrescence” describes the massive physical, hormonal, and identity transformation of becoming a mother, and Dr. Ono’s tips for proactively taking care of yourself.

I’m making the case for lazy parenting (the good kind) and how doing less can actually make everyone—your kids and you—a whole lot happier.

Learn how being “touched out” can sneak up on you and simple, real-life strategies to reset your nervous system before you hit meltdown mode.

Margaret Mason Tate takes over the podcast this week to help you stop people pleasing and become the main character in your own pregnancy and parenting story.