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What We Wish We Knew Before Giving Birth
29 Oct 2026
01:02:56
This week, Amy, Lauren, and Whitney share their pregnancy and birth stories: the beautiful, the terrifying, and the downright gross. (Spaghetti and meatballs will never be the same.)
Amy's pregnancy after loss was her "redemption," right up until a picture-perfect Hallmark start turned into back labor, a fading epidural, and an unplanned C-section. Now pregnant again, she's planning for a VBAC. Lauren lives through a terrifying scare in the shower, gets turned away from the hospital, and learns to advocate for herself the second time around. And Whitney, who was sick from start to finish with both boys, somehow loves labor. Her "labor denial" stories (self-tanner included) have to be heard to be believed.
Three moms, five births, zero identical stories. Thanks for joining the group chat.
In this episode:
00:23 — Welcome back, and "Did you just eat poop?"
01:46 — Today's topic: our pregnancies and birth stories
02:03 — Amy's "redemption" pregnancy after loss, and a 7-week bleeding scare
05:46 — Carrying to 40+4 without ever feeling uncomfortable
06:13 — The Hallmark start: mucus plug, water breaking on the bathroom tile, and a spaghetti and meatballs order
07:43 — The epidural that wore off
08:42 — Pitocin as a first-time mom: "I didn't even know what it was"
09:40 — Sunny-side-up baby and back labor
11:04 — The spaghetti and meatballs payoff
12:11 — Pushing, a baby who wouldn't turn, and an unplanned C-section
15:09 — Planning for a VBAC this time around
17:39 — Lauren's perineal sweep
18:33 — A biopsy during pregnancy, and a terrifying scare in the shower
21:02 — Skipping cervix checks, and getting turned away from the hospital
22:43 — "If you do not admit me…" and the pain relief that changed everything
24:25 — Saying no to Pitocin
26:55 — So many hands, and the question everyone wants answered: did you poop during birth?
28:03 — Harlow's birth: fighting in the car and an epidural at 8 centimeters
31:14 — Amy's theory: you get an easy pregnancy or an easy birth
32:44 — Whitney's first pregnancy: sick all day, every day
37:15 — "I love labor," and the art of labor denial
38:46 — The doctor who didn't like seeing patients past 39 weeks
40:13 — "Whitney, get to the hospital right now!" (and Derek's beer)
41:44 — Nurse Pam, and why everyone kept asking if Whitney's red hair was natural
43:34 — Three hours at the hospital, fifteen minutes of pushing, and Derek catching Baylor
45:37 — To look or not to look?
47:30 — Chaplin's pregnancy: even sicker, with an at-home IV
49:48 — Why Whitney recommends pelvic floor therapy to every mom
50:39 — Low iron and iron infusions
51:53 — Big heads, narrow pelvises, and prepping your body for birth
53:09 — Chaplin's birth: a gym day, 9 centimeters on arrival, and no time for an epidural
59:31 — Would we ever do a home birth?
1:00:14 — The self-tanner story
Mentioned in this episode:
Pelvic floor therapy, which Whitney recommends to every mom
The hosts share their personal experiences. Nothing in this episode is medical advice. Please talk to your own healthcare provider about your pregnancy and birth plans.
What Nobody Tells You About Getting Pregnant
22 Oct 2026
01:15:05
In our very first episode, Amy, Lauren, and Whitney introduce themselves (yes, Whitney flew in from Vegas for this) and tell the story of how a 911 call, a firefighter, and a Drake concert turned three strangers into a group chat. Then they get into how each of them became a mom.
Lauren's first was a happy surprise. Whitney spent months "shooting blind" before learning how ovulation actually works, then had a terrifying St. Patrick's Day scare that turned out to be implantation bleeding. And Amy shares something she's never told in full, not even to her family: two back-to-back miscarriages, the isolation of keeping it secret, and the research that led her to an undiagnosed thyroid issue and, ultimately, to becoming a mom.
Every journey looks different. Whatever yours is, you're not alone. Welcome to the group chat.
In this episode:
00:55 — Meet Amy: 13 years on YouTube and quitting her pharmacy job to create full time
04:50 — Meet Lauren: building Tennpop, a Tennessee seltzer company, from the ground up with two little girls
08:16 — Meet Whitney: stay-at-home mom of two boys and a firefighter wife
12:47 — How we met: a febrile seizure, a 911 call, and a firefighter playing matchmaker
16:51 — The blind-date Drake concert
21:18 — Amy and Lauren: neighborhood park friends turned roommates, and what it's like to have a village
25:43 — "She does online stuff…" the OnlyFans mix-up
28:19 — How we became moms: Lauren's surprise
29:59 — Whitney on what health class never taught us about ovulation
36:31 — The St. Patrick's Day scare and implantation bleeding
39:08 — Whitney's second, and faking her pregnancy test reveal
43:09 — Amy: "I wanted to be a stay-at-home mom… now I am the rich man"
45:09 — Amy's first miscarriage and the decision to keep it secret
49:05 — The second loss
58:19 — Refusing to wait for a third: the book and doctor that changed everything
1:00:11 — The thyroid discovery
1:03:53 — Finally seeing a heartbeat
1:06:04 — Trying for baby #2 and dialing in thyroid meds
1:10:35 — Looking back: should she have told her family?
The hosts share their personal experiences. Nothing in this episode is medical advice. Please talk to your own healthcare provider about your health and fertility.