Ep. 129: Our Favorite Mom Hacks
December 21, 2020
Shanna and Laura introduce a brand-new segment called “What the Hack?” in which they talk about all their favorite mom hacks. They discuss everything from tricks to calming newborns to potty training tips and more! Also, Shanna rejoices about finally solving her toddler’s early morning wakings, and Laura bemoans her toddler’s skipped naps. Finally, they reveal their BFPs and BFNs for the week. Shanna’s toddler is 23 months old, and Laura’s toddler is 22 months old. Laura is 28 weeks pregnant.
Show Notes:
- Glow Sticks* Make bath time exciting by adding a handful of these glow sticks in the water and then turning off the light!
- Mr. Bubble Foam Soap Shanna's girls love playing with this scented foam soap in the bath.
- Art Trays* Shanna loves using these trays to contain her daughters' art projects.
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