Hi, I'm Sarah and I'm Megan. We're two moms with eight kids between us from

little to grown. We're in different areas of the country and in different stages

of life, but we both know that motherhood's a lot easier when real moms share

tips and encouragement. And remind you that it's really all gonna be okay. We're

not experts. We're parents who've been there. We're not perfect. We're real.

Welcome to the mom hour. Hey everyone and welcome to episode 363 of the

mom hour. I am Sarah powers here with Megan Francis. Hey Megan. Hey Sarah. We're

really excited today. We have a fun topic that allows us to wax a bit nostalgic

and hopefully bring everybody along into this very, I don't know like this

collective experience that is the muscle memory of motherhood. And regardless,

like don't leave us if you've got teenagers and tweens. And this is as much

for those of us who've been out of the little years as it is for those who are

in it. And Megan, do you want to tell the little story of how how this came

about? Yeah, I love this. So we met up in Texas a couple of weeks, a couple

two, three weeks ago now. And we actually had dinner with our contributor,

Joanna. And afterward, we were just sitting around having a drink in the hotel

lobby. And she was telling, I think a funny potty training story. I think

is where it started. And it's like, you're commiserating about

funny training. And then it kind of just devolved into one of those

conversations that are a lot about poop and like bodily fluids. And I just

said this should be an episode because I could remember and we'll get into it

later in the show, but like a very specific sensory memory that I could

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