Show Notes
Bad Wives Club is making moves—we officially hired our first podcast manager! This week, we share what’s next for the pod before catching up on motherhood, household chores, and the never-ending mental load.
Libby talks about how parenting her third feels so different from the first two, while Liz shares how her new Skylight calendar is helping her stay organized and get the kids motivated to complete chores.
Libby opens up about her August “crash out” and feeling overwhelmed months into postpartum life. We’re talking about raising three kids, asking for help (or having your best friend just notice and help!), and how you’re really doing after the newborn phase—with our usual tangents along the way.
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