This episode may contain explicit language.

Hey, welcome to Karen Feeding.

We're here to talk about the ups, the downs, and everything in between when it comes to parenting.

I'm Lucy Lopez.

I host another podcast, the Mamacita Rica, a mother to Amelia who who's 15, and Avery, who's 12, and we live in Miami, Florida. I'm Zach Rosen. I make another podcast. It's called Weirdly Helpful. I am Dad to Noah, who's 8, and Ami, who's 5. We live in Detroit. I'm Elizabeth Newkamp. I write the homeschool and family travel blog, Dutch Dutch, Dutch I'm the mom to Henry who's 13, Oliver who's 11, and Teddy who's 9.

And I'm currently in Delft, the Netherlands.

So every week, we answer your questions.

We share our own parenting triumphs and fails.

And try to make this feel like the kind of conversations you're just having with your friends.

And today we're talking mother-daughter relationships. We've got Leslie and Lindsay Glass,

authors of the book Mother-daughter Relationship Makeover. But first, we're going to share our

triumphs and fails. Lucy, can you give us a little hint about yours this week? I would love to. I had to call

911, not once, but twice since we last spoke. Oh my God. Oh, boy. So stick around. We'll be right

back. right back.

Welcome back. It's time for Triumphs and Fails.

Zach, do you have a triumph, a fail? What's going on?

I'm going to take a tea. This is a family tea, family triumph.

As you know, I was in a bike accident recently, and up to that point, I was biking everywhere.

Shira was biking everywhere, and we kind of made a commitment after we moved home from Amsterdam to just be on the bike as much as we can and be in the car as little as possible.

So my injury has sidelined me to where I have to now drive for at least another

month or two.

But Shira either bikes or takes the bus to work now every day.

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