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You're So Right

Dads and Dogs in the Delivery Room

You're So Right

Caitlin Wilder and Rachael Shepard-Ohta

Parenting, Society & Culture, Kids & Family, Personal Journals

5.0641 Ratings

🗓️ 1 June 2026

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

Hello our beloved Righties and welcome to another week of You're So Right! This week Caitlin is *absolutely* losing her mind as her birth approaches (OR DOES IT?!). The girls are diving deep into the unexpected way Tr*mp is involved in her birth plan, the very insane reason this baby has brought Caitlin to tears, and what REALLY matters when it comes to baby names! Rachael also talks about her very unexpected postpartum visitor, what kind of MIL they will be (hint - Caitlin will not be okay!!), the #1 thing they will apologize to their daughters for, and, OF COURSE, THE SUMMER HOUSE REUNION Part 1! We love you all so much and thank you for listening!!! Don't forget to rate and review or tune into YouTube to become a visual listener!   As Always: ⁠⁠Follow the Pod for Weekly Clips!⁠⁠ (hoping to reach 10k some day!!!) ⁠⁠Caitlin's Instagram⁠⁠ (where the book club broadcast channel lives!) ⁠Rachael's Instagram⁠ ⁠Watch full and extended video eps on Youtube⁠ (or just subscribe for us!) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0

Hi. Hi. So you're still with child. I'm still here. Still with child. Still with child. Still.

0:30.2

Doing my thing. You know, it's so amazing, though, is by the time, because we're recording this a little bit early this week, we're recording on Wednesday. By the time it comes out on Monday, you could have a baby. I could have a baby. You know, it is crazy. You probably will. I fucking hope I will. You will. And it is at that stage where it's like every night I go to bed, I'm like, I could have a baby by the time everyone wakes up tomorrow. It's such an insane feeling. It's making me insane. Like, I'm not well, and I think people can tell.

1:02.9

No, but Caitlin, like, the fact that that is so, like, so likely, like, okay, I, I told this

1:09.9

story before, but with my third, I went into labor during

1:12.8

bedtime. Mm-hmm. So I was feeling contractions while I was reading their bedtime stories and

1:17.2

laying with them while they fell asleep. Had the baby by 10 p.m. What? Yeah. Wait, you had your

1:26.8

baby within, like, four hours? Yeah. I got a membrane your baby within like four hours?

1:29.0

Yeah.

1:29.4

I got a membrane sweep that morning, which we will talk about because I know you opted out.

1:33.8

Yeah.

1:33.9

But yeah, I got the membrane sweep.

1:36.6

And I started like feeling real contractions around bedtime, which was probably, like, bedtime stories were probably like 6 p.m. 6.30.

1:47.1

They were asleep maybe by like 7.7.30. I mean, she was born at 10.

1:51.8

And I was like a water slide. Thank you. And I do mean that complimentary. I know you do.

1:59.2

Now, you had an appointment yesterday, though, and you decided not to do

2:02.0

the membrane sweep. Correct. Correct. Okay. Because those are, for anybody who doesn't know,

2:10.1

those only really work if your body is, like, already going to go into labor in the very near future.

2:16.3

And they can be very annoying and painful if you're not ready.

2:18.7

Very annoying people.

2:19.5

Take it from someone who had three with her second.

2:21.5

Which is my nightmare and I don't want to have happen.

2:24.5

And my doctor has one huge thing going against him, which is that he's a man.

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