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Mom-ish After Dark

Mom-ish After Dark

Katy Parson, Taylor Baumgardner, Gabriella Leonick 14 Episodes Jul 20, 2026

Mom-ish After Dark is a podcast where hosts Katy Parson, Taylor Baumgardner, and Gabriella Leonick candidly discuss motherhood, marriage, friendships, and the chaos of hospital life. They share relatable stories about the struggles and humor of parenting, from fantasizing about solo Target runs to questioning one's sanity. The show offers a no-judgment space for listeners to unwind and laugh along.

Episodes

From Itchy Nipples To Parking Lot Drama
From Itchy Nipples To Parking Lot Drama Jul 20, 2026 3115 We bounce from body changes and weird postpartum symptoms to the everyday chaos that tests our patience as moms. We laugh through the mess, then get real about routines, self-care, and the guilt that shows up the second we try to put ourselves first.• postpartum boobs, pasties, and the reality of “freeing the nipple”• itchy nipples, hormones, and the petroleum jelly cure-all debate• rain, weather
What if You Can Feel Everything All At Once?
What if You Can Feel Everything All At Once? Jul 11, 2026 4047 Someone can be turning one, the house can be covered in party prep, and you can still feel like you’re running on fumes. We’re talking about that exact tension: loving your kids hard while also feeling overstimulated, maxed out, and weirdly emotional about how fast the first year flies by. From explosive toddler chaos to the mental math of managing two schedules, we keep it honest about what mothe
Stomach Bugs, Dog Chaos, and Rage Baiting Men
Stomach Bugs, Dog Chaos, and Rage Baiting Men Jun 29, 2026 2892 Something about parenting turns the smallest moment into a full-blown story. We start with the kind of weekend a lot of families know too well: a stomach bug making the rounds, germs everywhere, and the oddly specific chaos of trying to keep one kid healthy while someone else is violently sick. From there, we get into everyday “mom confessions” like pet food theft, high chair messes, and the trave
Long Poops, Lawn Mowing & Dad Feelings
Long Poops, Lawn Mowing & Dad Feelings Jun 21, 2026 3721 Father’s Day felt like the perfect excuse to hand the microphones to the dads in our lives, and they did not hold back. We sit down with Adam, Dylan, and Gil for a raw, funny, and unexpectedly emotional talk about modern fatherhood, starting with the exact moment each of them realized, “Oh, I’m actually going to be a dad.” It’s the kind of parenting conversation that sounds like your group chat, b
Backyard Botox By Gabi
Backyard Botox By Gabi Jun 17, 2026 2947 The conversation starts with a ridiculous headline worthy of a group chat “the bush is making a comeback” and somehow turns into a very real look at what it means to be a mom in your 30s trying to keep up with beauty trends, self-care, and the mental load. We talk laser hair removal, hair appointments, nail expectations, and why paying for a service sometimes means speaking up even when it’s awkwa
Gentle Parenting and Other Personal Attacks
Gentle Parenting and Other Personal Attacks Jun 8, 2026 3373 A single song lyric can do more than make us emotional, it can make us realize how much we’ve been carrying since childhood. We start with our usual Momish chaos (pets judging us, husbands doing questionable things, and the kind of bathroom talk you only have with close friends), then we get real about the moment parenting shines a spotlight on your past. That feeling of becoming a mother before y
Wet Sleeves Or Crumbs On Your Feet
Wet Sleeves Or Crumbs On Your Feet Jun 1, 2026 3406 A Brazilian wax question turns into a full spiral, and somehow that’s the most accurate summary of our brains as moms. We’re Gabby, Katie, and Taylor, and we’re joined by our guest Katie from Florida for a fast, chaotic, and honest catch-up that starts with beauty upkeep, a DIY waxing nightmare, and the very real case for letting professionals handle certain kinds of “self care.” From there we get
The Toe Hoes Go To The Zoo
The Toe Hoes Go To The Zoo May 18, 2026 2900 We bounce from nurse life to mom life, laughing through the stuff that would make us cry if we said it too seriously. We swap stories about mansplaining, zoo chaos, daycare guilt, and the parenting routines nobody feels fully confident about. • cancelling the preceptor class and admitting we are not policy encyclopedias • unpacking habits, ADD brain, and why clutter feels personal • mansplaining s
The ADHD Version of a Mother’s Day Episode
The ADHD Version of a Mother’s Day Episode May 11, 2026 2731 Mother’s Day can be beautiful and brutal in the same breath, so we wanted to talk about the full picture. We’re celebrating the moms holding their babies close, the moms still waiting for that moment, and the moms carrying love and loss at the same time. We also get real about how quickly motherhood can turn into a mental checklist: plans, schedules, pressure, and the constant feeling that you are
Your Baby Does Not Need A Wipe Warmer
Your Baby Does Not Need A Wipe Warmer May 5, 2026 3623 You can buy every “must have” on the internet and still feel like you’re drowning at 2 a.m. So we’re bringing the real postpartum talk: three nurse moms, a lot of honesty, and the baby registry lessons we learned the hard way.We get into the postpartum essentials that actually made recovery and newborn life easier, including the unglamorous stuff like stool softeners, Miralax, and Dermoplast, plus
Talking About Bladder Troubles, Traveling With Kids, And Airport Jail
Talking About Bladder Troubles, Traveling With Kids, And Airport Jail Apr 27, 2026 3513 You know that split second before a sneeze when you think, “Please not today”? We start there and somehow end up at TSA, breast milk testing, and the emotional math of whether you really will “miss this.” That’s Momish energy: honest, a little unhinged, and weirdly comforting.We talk postpartum recovery with zero filter, including the pelvic floor realities nobody brags about, nap battles that tur
Cartoon Bushes Taught Us Puberty
Cartoon Bushes Taught Us Puberty Apr 20, 2026 2570 The conversation starts where a lot of mom friendships start: pedicures we avoid too long, hair appointments we can’t schedule, and the kind of “maintenance” that somehow feels like a part-time job. We laugh about tanning, confidence, and doing makeup in the car, then get real about adult acne and how weird it is to watch your body change in your late 20s and 30s, especially after babies. It’s can

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