Call Your Mom Friends

Ever wonder what birth was really like in the 80s? Spoiler: it wasn’t like the movies. From routine episiotomies to the first IBCLCs, we’re unpacking the myths, the milestones, and why your support team still matters. This week your mom friends are swapping highs and lows (because let’s be real—motherhood always delivers both!) before rewinding to the 1980s version of birth. Think “clean babies” on TV vs. the messy reality, the rise of fetal monitoring, and a culture that often sent babies to the

What if the best parenting manual is actually your intuition? In this Call Your Mom Friends “Call Waiting” episode, we listen to a heartfelt message from Alexis that feels like a mini TED Talk for moms everywhere. Her encouragement sparks a rich conversation about giving yourself grace, trusting your instincts, and realizing you don’t need all the fancy gadgets to be a good mom. Lauren, Amey, and Charity reflect on the highs and lows of early motherhood, the differences between first and second

What did parenting really look like in the 1970s? Spoiler: no car seats, SpaghettiOs for dinner, and yes—smoking in the delivery room. In this episode of Call Your Mom Friends, Charity, Lauren, and Amey swap highs and lows of the week before diving deep into the fascinating, funny, and downright shocking parenting norms of the 70s. We chat about legendary midwife Ina May Gaskin and her work at The Farm—a natural birth commune in Tennessee that changed the way America thought about childbirth. Then,

In this Call Waiting episode of Call Your Mom Friends, we answer a call from Kelsey, a mom who believes hospital nurses need more training to better support new moms with breastfeeding. Sounds reasonable, right? But here’s the twist — we play devil’s advocate and explore why prenatal breastfeeding education before delivery might actually be more effective (and realistic) than waiting until you’re in the hospital. We unpack: Why nurses often have limited time with new moms in busy hospital settings

Welcome back to Call Your Mom Friends, the motherhood podcast where we blend hilarious mom stories with honest conversations about birth, postpartum, and parenting. In this episode, we dive into birth history—from the dark era of Twilight Sleep in the 1950s, to the overly medicalized hospital births of the 1970s, to how those experiences still echo in our own motherhood journeys today. You’ll hear: The shocking reality of Twilight Sleep: women restrained, blindfolded, and left with no memory of

Welcome to the very first episode of Call Your Mom Friends, a motherhood podcast created for moms who crave honest conversations, relatable birth stories, and postpartum support. In this episode, Amey, Charity, and Lauren share how their friendship began, why they started this podcast, and the real-life motherhood moments that bonded them—awkward, funny, and everything in between. You’ll hear: Hilarious and relatable birth stories (yes, even one involving a Pandora condom ad in the delivery room

Welcome to Call Your Mom Friends — the unfiltered motherhood podcast for moms in every stage of parenting. In this trailer, meet Charity, Lauren, and Amey: three moms in different seasons of life, sharing raw, hilarious, and honest conversations about pregnancy, newborns, toddlers, teens, and everything in between. Whether you’re looking for mom humor, parenting advice, or just a reminder you’re not alone, you’re in the right place.