Birthday Traditions, Giggly Squad Salute, Remembering You're Hot, and Tossing Out Your Mumus

Summary Join Jessica and Anissa as they navigate the wild terrain of parenting, pet forgetfulness, and the elusive quest for kid-friendly venues. Dive into their hilarious banter about setting up birthday traditions for their little ones, all while fangirling over Hannah Berner’s Netflix show. We are gigglers, and we rode at Dawn. Giggly Squad forever. Emotions run high as they tackle the serious issue of men’s three facial expressions and the art of preparing for chaos. Their chat isn't all cupcakes and giggles; they also dive deep into Tumblr nostalgia, love languages, relationship woes, and the delicate dance of communication. Spoiler alert: it’s as messy as your junk drawer. Pets: Forgetting where you left the dog again? Jessica and Anissa share their tales of pet mishaps. Birthday Traditions: Creative ideas that will make your kids think you're a birthday magician. Hannah Berner's Show: Why this Netflix gem is a must-watch Emotional Men: Confirmed—men still only have just three facial expressions. Kid-Friendly Places: The struggle is real when your town lacks toddler-approved hangouts. Chaos Prep: Tips for mentally and emotionally gearing up for life's inevitable chaos. Tumblr Nostalgia: Who was an emo girly, and why does my dad still have Tumblr? Is this a weird kink Relationship Dynamics: Secretly wishing your partner would do more than just exist. Preserving Memories: The joys and pains of photo hoarding and why you should ditch those old mumus. Communication: Striking the perfect balance between bluntness and diplomacy—because saying “no” nicely is an art. Tune in for a laugh, a nod of agreement, and maybe even a plan to finally throw out those old mumus. pets, birthday traditions, Hannah Berner, emotions, kid-friendly places, chaos, Tumblr, love languages, relationships, organization, memories, communication, balance, mom struggles, toddler mom, mom life, working moms

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