Things we're doing differently postpartum
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How does Cash App help teens manage money and why is it mentioned first?
Thank you so much to Cash App for sponsoring this portion of today's episode. We are currently raising toddlers. There are so many traps and pitfalls when it comes to taking on certain types of debt and not understanding all the ramifications that can have on you financially well into your future. We just really want to equip our kids to set them up for success as adults.
And for all the parents out there with teenagers, we know you're already trying to keep a million different things under control. Cash App is here to help make sure your teen's money and their spending isn't adding to that craziness.
Cash App is designed to meet teens aged 13 to 17 where they are with intuitive educational tools available through sponsorship by an eligible parent or guardian. Teens gain access to a personalized Cash App card that comes in different colors and patterns to fit their style and the ability to instantly access money from family and friends. Cash App makes managing money feel easier and honestly just cooler than other options out there.
The platform also has tools that can help teens develop real-world financial habits in a space that's safe and easy to navigate, all with your oversight and approval. If your teen is getting their first job, Cash App can get them access to their paychecks up to two days early and help them achieve personal life savings goals they can set themselves, all within the app.
With Cash App, these tools become something they'll actually want to use because they were designed with them in mind. Finally, no one wants unnecessary surprises. With Cash App, there are no monthly fees, no minimum balance requirements, and no hidden charges when sending or receiving money. With the Cash App card, you and your teens' balances receive 24-7 fraud monitoring, and if something ever feels off, you have the ability to lock their card right from your phone in just one tap.
Skip the stress and give your teen a way to learn financial responsibility with no hidden fees. Download Cash App and get started today. For a limited time, new Cash App customers can earn $10 if they use code FAMILY10 in their profile at signup and send $5 to a friend within 14 days. Terms apply. Cash App is a financial services platform, not a bank. Banking services provided by Cash App's bank partners. Prepaid debit cards issued by Sutton Bank member FDIC. Direct deposit and promotions provided by Cash App, a Block Inc. brand. Visit cash.app slash legal slash podcast for full disclosures. Are you team granny panties after giving birth?
You think I'm putting a thong on after everything that's happening down there?
Probably not. I ran into our neighbors that just had their third and they're already scheduling the vasectomy. Don't even say that word. Why not?
So sad to think about the baby factory closing. That is wild that my body is just perfectly accommodating this new life. And visually, I'm just not as concerned about any of those things. I can't say that I feel hot and spicy.
Intercourse can cause contractions. I didn't know that.
I don't know if it's necessarily intercourse. I feel like it's... Is it the O?
It's the O. It's the O.
what's up dudes oh see there you took it a step too far should we just redo that now no it's part of it okay we are back with another episode and i'm looking at myself in the viewfinder and i just i'm gonna barf because my hair is so dark
You guys, Abby is extremely pregnant. She is so pregnant. The bump is bumping. You look so cute though.
See, I'm delusional. I feel like my bump is so tiny.
You've got, your hips are like wide now.
I know.
You've gotten a whole, you look good.
I think I have new stretch marks. So, and I'm actually happy about it because I'm like, maybe this means a baby can successfully vacate there.
I feel like I can say this because this is just like all women basically listening to our show, but you've got a big butt. You've got a nice booty.
I do feel like my weight gain has been different this time. Like it has been more like hips and thighs and like my booty more so than other times.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
How does Cash App help teens manage money and why is it mentioned first?
0:00–6:26
2
What pregnancy and travel updates do Abby and Matt share about Turkey and doctor visits?
6:26–49:47
3
What postpartum non‑negotiables did listeners recommend and how did hosts react?
49:47–53:57
4
Which practical postpartum tips (food, gear, hygiene) do listeners swear by?
53:57–1:00:31
5
How are the hosts planning nights, feeding and division of duties with baby #3?
1:00:31–1:08:04
6
What are the hosts’ final postpartum non‑negotiables and mental health screen limits?
1:08:04–1:33:28
Speakers
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