5:48 Sex After Baby, Toddler Tantrums, 2 Under 2 & Are We Done Having Kids? The Season 5 Finale Q&A
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In the Season 5 finale, Amanda and Jessie answer listener questions about parenting challenges and experiences after having children.
Season 5 is a wrap, and we're ending it the way we started: with your questions. No filter, no BS. We kick things off by looking back on everything this season was. Amanda had a baby. We recorded in the Bahamas and took a pregnancy test on camera. First-time moms kept reminding us that every journey is different but the feelings are universal. And you guys kept us honest every single week, the good feedback, the bad feedback, and everything in between. We love you for it. Then we get into the Q&A, the questions you texted, Googled at 2am, and slid into our DMs. This week we're answering: The 1–2 year old stage: what it's really like and how to survive it What life with three kids is actually like right now Is 2 under 2 as terrible as everyone says? (Spoiler: not really) Toddler tantrums: how to get through them without losing your mind Daycare doing things you don't love when it's your only option Pregnant with a one-year-old: how to manage Gestational diabetes : our experience and what helped SSRIs during pregnancy: what you guys told us Earliest pregnancy symptoms (implantation cramps, Dorito cravings, we've heard it all) Positive ovulation tests before a missed period: and…
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