9 to Thrive Moms
We’re two working moms juggling meetings, meltdowns, and daycare drop-offs, and we’re keeping it real.
Each week, we share what helped us thrive (and what nearly broke us) and tackle a topic that matters to moms trying to hold it all together.
Grab your coffee or pop us on for your commute. You’re not alone...we’re here with you.
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Episodes

4 days ago
4 days ago
1 hr 3 min
“We survived.”
Possibly the most Boomer response to modern parenting.
This week, the Boomer has entered the mom chat, and we’re comparing the motherhood we grew up watching with the version we’re living now.
From “you’re fine” parenting and kids disappearing outside for hours, to wake windows, emotional regulation, screen-time guilt, and the pressure to get everything right, we’re asking what changed, what improved, what got harder, and whether our moms were actually onto something.
Funny, honest, slightly chaotic, and very 9 to Thrive.
Because somewhere between “we survived” and optimizing every second of childhood, there’s probably a middle ground.

Sep 16, 2026
Sep 16, 2026
49 min
Going from one kid to two; how hard could it be?
More love, more chaos, more laundry, and somehow less time to think. The invisible load got harder, and the meltdowns have doubled. Cause apparently two kids means two times the work and only one shared brain cell, but somehow the love grows each day infinitely.

Sep 11, 2026
Sep 11, 2026
36 min
After VERY looooooooooooooooong hiatus, we're finally back. And honestly, a lot has happened since we last hit record. We've missed this; we've missed you! We are ready to get back to the honest, slightly chaotic conversations about what it really looks like to be a working mom trying to thrive...or at least survive the day. So grab your coffee, your carpool snacks, or whatever you're hiding from your children cause 9 to Thrive is back!!!

Jan 23, 2026
Jan 23, 2026
54 min
In this episode we’re tackling the big question: Do you really need all that stuff for your baby? We're stripping it down to five essentials, no clutter, just what really helps.
As a working mom, we’ve found that minimalism can be a sanity-saver. We’ll laugh at the ridiculous “must-haves” and focus on what truly supports us. Whether you’re expecting or deep in the juggle, we’ll lighten your load, and maybe your diaper bag too.

Jan 9, 2026
Jan 9, 2026
29 min
This one couldn't wait. Some new stops you in your tracks and takes over the whole conversation. IYKYK.

Dec 3, 2025
Dec 3, 2025
59 min
Crunchy, scrunchy, dragon, helicopter… apparently, motherhood has more “types” than a dating app. In this episode, we break down the big ones, what they mean, and why most of us are a chaotic mix depending on sleep, snacks, and sanity levels. It’s fun, light, and a reminder that there’s no perfect category...just the kind of mom you are today.

Oct 22, 2025
Oct 22, 2025
48 min
This week on 9 to Thrive, we’re talking about work-life balance...or at least, our ongoing pursuit of it. What does balance really look like for working moms? Is it even possible? We’re getting real about the seasons, trade-offs, and small wins that make the juggle worth it.

Sep 25, 2025
Sep 25, 2025
55 min
Breastfeeding is often painted as natural and effortless, but the beginning of the journey is usually a whole lot more complicated, and honestly, a little painful. In this week’s episode, we’re talking about what those early days really look like: the bonding and the breakdowns, the magic and the mess. From figuring out latch and navigating leaky shirts to powering through late-night feeds, it’s all part of stepping into this new season of motherhood. So grab the cookies, and let’s get into it.

Sep 10, 2025
Sep 10, 2025
41 min
Not all mom hacks are created equal. Some are genius, some are… unhinged. We’re breaking down the funniest ones and sharing a few that actually work. 🎙️ #MomLife #9toThrivePodcast

Aug 27, 2025
Aug 27, 2025
58 min
Parenthood has a funny way of turning the tiniest things like pebble ice into major “discussions.” In this episode of 9 to Thrive, we’re chatting about the little friction points that sneak into marriage, the bigger ones that come with parenting and mental health, and why sometimes you just have to laugh through it all.



