What's up, hot pants! Welcome baaack! And THANK YOU for being here!

In this episode we cover:

• Screen-time limits that actually work (including the passcode hack).

• Why “happy me” makes the plans that “real me” has to keep.

• Cleaning routines and morning resets that bring peace.

• Sleep hygiene and evening stillness that reset your rhythm.

• Our brand new Q&A: Am I the Problem?

This is a conversation for parents, families, and anyone looking for simple hacks to feel calmer, sleep better, and laugh along the way.

Highlights: parenting hacks • screen-time boundaries • sleep reset • cleaning habits • interactive Q&A • bathroom debates

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Links We Mentioned:
-Solid Starts app (iOS): https://apps.apple.com/us/app/solid-starts-baby-first-foods/id1564189151
-Solid Starts app (Android / Google Play): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?hl=en_US&id=com.digitas.solidstarts
-Philbrook Films on the Lawn: https://philbrook.org/visit/films-on-the-lawn/

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Hosted by Kati G & Jordyn Gibson-Teel on Probably Regretting Something We Said. For parents, families, and anyone navigating routines, parenting hacks, and healthy boundaries. Learn more at #hereiamwithmovement.

What's shakin' bacon! We're back with awkward intros and a randomness of wheel chaos. Old mom groups, and what healing actually looks like, we’re back with another episode full of laughs and a little bit of heart. This week we share Jane’s first real foods (yep, bison tacos, avocado love, and broccoli battles), how Kati managed to save over SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR, and why we think cell phones are wrecking family life. We also get into Netflix’s Unknown Number catfish drama, scratch-off date nights, and why having older sisters just hits different. Come hang out with us for laughter, nostalgia, and the messy, real side of family life.

Chapters (Show Notes) |

00:00 | Bacon banter gone wrong & awkward intros
02:40 | Regrets, mom groups & healing old wounds
07:20 | Baby Jane tries real food: steak, bison tacos & avocado
12:00 | Soy vs. goat’s milk & why real food matters
17:00 | Saving $6K on auto insurance + $1,300 on homeowners
20:50 | The joy (and chaos) of baby Jane
25:20 | Fatherhood, family presence & lessons from Charlie Kirk
31:30 | Netflix’s Unknown Number catfish doc & cell phone culture
38:30 | Why families should bring back the home phone
42:00 When Kati got attacked on date night in high school, lol

41:00 | Date night scratch-offs, nostalgia & first-date flashbacks

44:30 | Wrapping up with gratitude, laughs & family reflections

Mentions |

• Unknown Number: The High School Catfish — Netflix official page
  https://www.netflix.com/title/81690512 Netflix+2Netflix+2

• Erika Kirk’s speech at Charlie Kirk’s memorial — YouTube video
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FAIHtv6vKg8 YouTube

• Erika Kirk delivers first public remarks after shooting — PBS NewsHour
  https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/watch-erika-kirk-delivers-first-public-remarks-after-fatal-shooting-of-her-husband-charlie-kirk

  Statefarm: https://www.statefarm.com

  Netflix: https://www.netflix.com/browse

  
  

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Welcome Back, You Sexy Beast!! In this episode, we chat about library love, new-and-good wins, and a wheel spin that lands on Sam Barber’s new music. Join us as we dive into baby reflexology, and why intentional check-ins with family matter.

Welcome (back) to Probably Regretting Something I [now We!] Said—the rebranded chaos you didn’t know you needed. Jordyn and Kati spin the wheel of randomness and land on homeschool mom drama (they're not always as nice as you think) , tattoos, and the pettiness of female friendships. From ghosting the chiropractor to walking away from toxic groups, this episode is raw, funny, and maybe a little too real. Reading actual texts, sheesh! Grab your coffee (or wine) and settle in.

EPISODE DEETS UP CLOSE

If you’ve ever felt a little crazy in the middle of mundane life—or sat in a group of women and thought, what just happened here?—this episode will hit home.

This is a women’s podcast about mom life chaos, female friendship drama, tattoos with meaning, and the moments that remind us we’re not alone. We’re keeping it real, raw, and funny because no one needs another polished version of motherhood.

What you’ll hear in this episode:

• Homeschool mom drama (and how female friendships can implode)

• Tattoos with stories behind them (yes, the tiger tattoo included)

• Parenting fails that make you feel less alone

• Why mundane mom life moments aren’t boring—they’re relatable

• A flower stand story that might inspire you to do your own “bucket-filler” thing

This podcast is your permission slip to laugh at the ridiculous, cry over the real, and finally feel like you’re not the only one trying to survive the chaos of life.

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In this heartfelt episode, kati g reflects on her complex relationship with her mother, exploring themes of regret, the importance of expressing pride and encouragement, and the impact of unspoken words. Through her personal story, she emphasizes the need for open communication and connection in our relationships, urging listeners to appreciate and acknowledge their loved ones while they are still alive.

Keywords

family, relationships, regret, encouragement, communication, love, loss, personal growth, mental health, self-reflection

takeaways

• Kati's mother prioritized her lawn over family relationships.
• The lack of acknowledgment from her mother left a lasting impact.
• Expressing pride can significantly affect relationships.
• We often wait too long to express our feelings.
• Encouragement can uplift both the giver and receiver.
• Kati reflects on the importance of holding space for loved ones.
• The episode highlights the regret of unspoken words.
• Practicing gratitude and encouragement can improve connections.
• Kati's experience serves as a reminder to cherish relationships.
• The podcast encourages listeners to share their feelings with others.

so what, i “podfaded” 🤷🏻‍♀️ maybe curiosity will help you click the button. i’m excited to be back — actually regretting things I say.