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Motherhood is beautiful… and also loud, sticky, exhausting, and occasionally makes you question your sanity. That’s where we come in.
Moms Against Mommin is your dose of real life mom chaos - where we laugh, vent, and say the things every mom is thinking but rarely says out loud. From parenting wins and fails to relationships, school dramas, and modern mom pressure, nothing’s off-limits.
If you’ve ever hidden in the pantry for snack or wondered if everyone else is barely surviving too… welcome. You’ve found your people.
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Because we love our kids…but some days we just can’t.
Buckle up, besties - Episode 2 is pulling out of the driveway!
In this week’s episode of Moms Against Mommin, Casey & Tasha are racking up the miles and spilling the tea (well, technically a Carpool Cosmo - a cosmopolitan served in a very classy coffee tumbler, because we’re responsible like that).
Episode 2: The Mileage of Motherhood… because let’s be honest - motherhood isn’t measured in years, its measured in miles.
This week, we’re asking the hard hitting questions:
Is your car a snack graveyard or a sanitized sanctuary?
What is the absolute grossest thing you’ve ever found wedged between the seats?
Are you a “car wash girl” with a monthly membership… or a “pray it rains” kind of mom?
Do you let your kids eat in the car…and if so, why do we do this to ourselves?
We’re diving into:
Carpool line chaos - the competitive first-in-line moms vs. the last-minute tire-screeching crew.
The never-ending mom taxi shift - practices, pickups, grocery runs, waiting in parking lots scrolling your phone while your kid “just has one more thing.”
How much of our actual lives are spent behind the wheel? (Spoiler: it’s alarming)
And teen drivers - aka the moment you realize insurance companies do not play about those premiums.
From mystery smells to milage milestones, Casey & Tash get real about the sticky, chaotic, expensive reality of living life in the drivers seat of motherhood.
So grab your tumbler, hide the evidence in your cupholder, and join us for a brutally honest ride - because if we’re going to log the miles, we might as well laugh about them.
New episodes drop every other Tuesday.
Moms Against Mommin - we love our kids…but we’re still filing complaints.
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x - Casey & Tasha
On this episode of Moms Against Mommin, Casey & Tash dive headfirst into the chaos and the color-coded calendars to unpack what “feral” vs. “figured-out” parenting even means.
Are you the laminated chore chart, daily bath, Google Calendar mom?
Or are you more of a free-range, “they’ll be fine,” bathe-when-they’re-sticky kind of parent?
Spoiler: most of us are living somewhere in between.
The girls recap last week’s episode and follow up on Kimi’s genius crockpot car-mom hack — because apparently you can have a home-cooked meal while living out of your SUV on practice nights. (Iconic.)
They also dig into the very real stat that moms carry 71% of the invisible mental load — and what that actually looks like in everyday life. From survival hacks that keep the wheels on (barely) to a rapid-fire round of “Feral or Figured-Out,” this episode is equal parts validating and unhinged.
And of course, they’re sipping this week’s signature cocktail: The Frazzled Fizz - bubbly on the ouside, barely holding it together on the inside. Basically…motherhood in a glass!
Because the truth?
No mom has it all together.
And no mom is totally feral either.
We’re all just out here doing our best — sometimes with a color-coded planner, sometimes with dry shampoo and vibes.
Tune in, laugh with us, and figure out where you land on the spectrum.
x - Casey & Tasha
