![48. [DITL: Real Mom Edition] Inside Our Real Life Daily Routines](https://s3.castbox.fm/8b/6a/58/adae8d144f774ea096efe7e910f1410d87_scaled_v1_400.jpg "48. [DITL: Real Mom Edition] Inside Our Real Life Daily Routines")
48. [DITL: Real Mom Edition] Inside Our Real Life Daily Routines
Description
Ever wonder how other moms actually structure their days? In this episode, we’re pulling back the curtain and sharing a real, unfiltered look at what our own daily routines look like as two working moms with young kids.
From early mornings, school drop-offs, and work schedules to dinner, bedtime, and finding time for ourselves, we’re getting honest about what’s working, what’s not, and how our routines are evolving.
If you’ve ever looked at another mom and wondered, how does her day actually go?, this episode is for you.
In This Episode:
⏳ 00:00 – Can a place actually change the way you parent?
⏳ 02:00 – Why we’re sharing a deep dive into our daily lives
⏳ 06:00 – Morning routines: getting out the door (or not!)
⏳ 12:00 – Navigating school drop-offs, tight timelines, and kids who won’t get dressed
⏳ 20:30 – Do afternoons feel like total mayhem for you too?
⏳ 28:10 – All the activities or unstructured play – deciding what’s realistic for our families
⏳ 35:25 – The ever-changing nighttime routine and why babies are easier than toddlers
⏳ 42:00 – Where do we actually find time for ourselves?
⏳ 48:00 – What’s working in our schedules—and what we’d love to improve
Links & Resources:
📖 Prep Dish – The meal plan for people who can’t follow a meal plan (like Andrea)
📚 Episode on Infant Sleep – From AAP guidelines to Co-sleeping. What’s really best?
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