What up, Mom? Put down that coffee and grab a wine. Get ready for another episode of nursing and cursing,

parenting podcast that covers more shit than your baby's full diaper. I'm Kate. I'm a stay-at-home mom of

three living in Brooklyn, New York. Hi, I'm Christine. I'm a freelance video editor and first-time mom

living in L.A. Allie here, podcasting from South Kona, Hawaii, where I live up on a mountain farm with my husband and two sons.

Hi, I'm Molly, and I live in Los Angeles, California, working as a mom of a toddler and a second grade teacher.

And I'm Sarah, your in-house expert. I'm a nurse practitioner and recovering postpartum nurse in Brooklyn, New York.

We move mountains just to find the time to record ourselves shooting the shit every week. And here

it is. Mail Kemp.

Hey, everybody, welcome to nursing and cursing. We have a special bit of breaking news this week.

So we've kind of rearranged things in order to broadcast this episode because we've had something very interesting happened to one of our hosts here.

The topic of this week is the mother bear instinct.

The way a mom kicks in, puts herself on the back burner, and puts her kids first when it really, really counts.

So I'm just going to step back and let Allie, podcasting from Hawaii, take the mic.

All right.

Thank you, ladies.

Wow, I had an adventure last week, not even a week ago.

My dad was here to visit from New Hampshire.

And I always like to do a little something special

when he's around so i decided we would go up north aways about an hour an hour and a half

away and do a hike and we drove up to have our hike and had quite an experience.

Now, I had two kids with me and my father, who's about, I don't know, Molly, 63, 64.

How old is dad?

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