Have you ever spent days looking for one tiny toy while convincing yourself you're definitely losing your mind?

...same.

This week we're talking about disappearing toy pieces, standing-room-only sports bars in your 30s, trying new hobbies (hello, herb garden), why getting yourself ready somehow always comes last, and the strange confidence that your toddler absolutely did swallow that tiny Lego piece.

Plus, we listen to another anonymous listener submission that somehow turns into a full breakfast strategy for moms everywhere.

If you've ever wondered where all the toy pieces go...we're still looking too.

• Motherhood has a way of making the smallest inconveniences feel disproportionately personal (looking at you, missing toy pieces).
• Moms almost always prioritize everyone else's needs before getting themselves ready—which is usually why we're late.
• Sometimes saying yes to something fun (even if it feels very "twenties") could be exactly what you need.
• Lowering the bar doesn't mean lowering your standards—it often means finding systems that actually work for your family.
• Some of the best parenting hacks come from other moms, not parenting books.

• Little Garden Ave
• Trader Joe's Mini Croissants
• MadeGood Granola Bites

Listener Submissions

Email your voice notes to waitsamepodcast@gmail.com

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