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The Moms recap the month of March. 

The Moms are talking about school-age and neighborhood friends. What age do kids start to have their own friends? Do we have to be friends with the parents, too? 

The Moms are kicking off season 3 by catching up with each other. They are talking about topics and plans for Season 3 of the podcast. 

The Moms are talking about the kids believing in Elf on the Shelf and Santa. They are talking about Holiday traditions and other things that the kids believe in. Sarah has a good way to explain different traditions and Elisa hates the pressure to sneak around. When did you stop believing in Santa?

The Moms are talking about Mom shamming. Sarah got shammed on a play date and Elisa goes through the list of top things Moms get shammed for. They also talk about how avoid shamming others and what to do when you are Mom shammed. They also talk about how social media itself can  be a source for Mom shamming others. 

The Moms are back from working overtime at their jobs that pay the bills. They talk about how summer went. Elisa rids a bike for the first time in 15 years and Sarah gets more involved in school. They also talk about Wendy's fries for some reason. 

The Moms are back and we are talking about clothes. Washing them, hanging them, and swapping out seasons. Sarah likes to gift them to family members and Elisa likes to make a pile that she will eventually or maybe never give to someone else. 

The Moms are talking about baby showers. They have a love hate relationship with them. Sarah has some tips for the best shower and they go through their favorite and least favorite registry items. The Moms even explain to John what a "sprinkle" is.  

Then Moms are talking about putting their kids in activities. Elisa is a dance Mom and Sarah has her kids in karate. They also talk about activities that they did as kids. The Moms want to know how many activities are too many activities?    

The Moms took a small podcast break and are back catching upon what they have been up to. Sarah's kids are on a late night summer schedule and Elisa's youngest drew all over herself with marker. A lots happened so far this summer. 

The Moms speak with special guest Corrine Amodeo about Cornelia de Lange syndrome. Her son was diagnosed at birth and she's talking about her family's journey to bring awareness. They also talk about having 2 kids vs 1 and how laundry is never done. To learn more about CdLS visit www.cdlsusa.org and follow Corrine and Geno's journey on Instagram @genos_journey_cdls 

The Moms are talking about traveling with kids. Sarah hates packing and Elisa hates driving places. Summer is fun but it's a lot of hard work for Moms who just want a vacation.