Cat & Nat Unfiltered

In this repeat episdoe we’re tackling some of the biggest relationship challenges couples are facing! And Nat even reveals her personal favorite. From mixed signals and money stress to the slow drift of disconnection, we’re pulling back the curtain on what’s really happening behind closed doors. Have you heard of “grey divorce”? Tune in to find out what it is, why it’s happening, and why it might hit closer to home than you think! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We did not expect to be this blown away! Teen entrepreneurs Mercedes Korngut and Anastasia Korngut are the sisters behind Small Bits of Happiness, a platform dedicated to helping teens and families build simple, meaningful habits for a happier life.After starting their business during COVID at just 13 and 11, they’ve grown it into a thoughtful resource focused on gratitude, mindset, and mental wellness—offering a perspective that resonates with both teens and parents.In this episode, we discuss:How teens can better navigate comparison and social mediaWhat young people wish parents understood about connection and pressureThe realities of sibling dynamics while working togetherWhy having a sense of purpose can support mental well-beingThis conversation is both insightful and practical, offering perspective for parents looking to better understand and connect with their teens.You may find yourself thinking: “Why didn’t I learn this sooner?”. To learn more check out https://smallbitsofhappiness.com/ and follow Mercedes and Anastasia’s work @small.bits.of.happiness. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this epsiode we get real about the “bubble” , that sweet spot where friendship, trust, and boundaries collide. We share stories of teenagers making rebellious moves (like hiding tequila in laundry baskets – yes, really!) and teach how patterns, signs, and a good analogy can reveal what’s really going on in your kid’s brain. Plus, discover how to teach resilience by letting them walk in the rain, even if it means soaking wet kids and parents.You’ll discover:Why life's “boring” moments are actually gifts (and how chaos could be a sign you’re doing okay).The surprising reasons teenagers are secretly testing boundaries — from “not coming home on purpose” to ditching curfews with Uber secret missions.How to decode your child's behavior through patterns — and why calling them “weird” might be your best compliment.The truth about psychic predictions, casinos, and how life’s a game you play, not a slot machine you hope to hit the jackpot on.Practical parenting hacks that help kids build independence without losing sight of their safety.This episode is perfect for parents drowning in laundry, teens who are flying the coop, or anyone trying to keep their kids a little less “drama” and a lot more “trust.” Because in the end, the bubble isn’t about control — it’s about giving your kids the space to grow, stumble, and come back stronger.Join Cat & Nat as they turn chaos into clarity, rebellion into resilience, and remind you why sometimes, you just gotta let them fall — so they can learn how to fly. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Your toddler didn't come with a manual. Neither does your teenager and honestly? It's so much weirder.Cat & Nat are back pulling absolutely zero punches on the part of parenting nobody talks about: the older kids. The ones who can technically do their own laundry but somehow still can't. This week they're getting into garbage-bag parenting tactics, the totally different puzzle that is every single kid you raise, and the absolute fever dream of teaching a teenager to drive.Spoiler: someone gripped the dashboard. Someone else may have cried.Come for the chaos. Stay for the moment you realize you're not alone and maybe, just maybe, you're doing okay. Even if your dishwasher is still half-empty. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Of course someone with ADHD forgot their ADHD medication. In this episode, we're getting into the beautifully ironic disaster of leaving your ADHD pills at home and only realizing it once you're hundreds of miles away, about to spend four days walking backwards across college campuses while your daughter decides her future.We're talking about what those days actually feel like without your medication: the brain fog, the overstimulation, the trying-to-read-a-campus-map-while-someone-is-talking-to-you experience. And the reality of living with ADHD.And underneath all of it the pressure of wanting to be locked in and fully present for your daughter during a trip that actually matters.Spoiler: you survived. And it might have even been a little funny in retrospect.A story about ADHD, road trips, and showing up for your kid even when your brain has left the building. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This isn’t just about sports it’s about life lessons, confidence, and rethinking what winning really means. If you’re raising kids, or just want to laugh at how parents lose their minds over stuff that’s supposed to be fun, this episode is your new MVP.And hey, if you ever thought youth coaching was a nightmare, wait until you hear our wild, totally genius idea: live feedback panels for every game, judged by real pros, and delivered directly to parents and kids. Yep, we're talking about turning sports into a reality TV show parental drama included.Whether you’re in the game already or just here for the laughs, this episode will leave you wondering if we’re all just trying to be the best… at parenting. Or at least, not embarrassing ourselves on the sidelines.Perfect for parents, coaches, or anyone who’s ever thought winning isn’t everything—it's about how you play the game (and what you teach your kids along the way).Get ready to laugh, learn, and maybe even chill out a little because your kid isn’t just the best. They’re perfect just the way they are.Why this works: We hook listeners with the relatable chaos of sports parenting, then give hilarious but insightful takes on entitlement, confidence, and what truly makes a kid successful making everyone nod, smile, and hit replay. This episode is perfect for parents tired of the drama, sports fans who love a good laugh, and anyone who wants a smarter, cooler approach to raising resilient kids. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.