I have endometriosis. I e had four surgeries. I’ve had 11 miscarriages trying so hard to have a baby. I became a Momma at 35 years old through adopting a newborn baby. She is now 22 and is SPC Hoffman MP, AEMT… I’m so happy Sarah that you are able to conceive.

I found out that I am pregnant just yesterday!! We were trying, but I'm still in total (happy) shock! I was never pregnant before and we tried for six months. I am so excited and I hope that the baby will be healthy and happy and the pregnancy will last. I am in awe of the miracle that happened - if you think about it, it is like magic!!

What a great pod cast. This is coming from a 73 yr old. You ladies are so open and honest about everything.

Technically we carry our grandchildren in our wombs too because our babies have their eggs while we are pregnant with them. Love that. ❤️

You guys are my new favorite podcast. But I have to watch on KZfaq, it makes it 100000x better.

I am so glad you girls decided to start this podcast! It’s become my favorite!

Thank you for talking about that it is NORMAL to have stretch marks!! I’m 23 and already have stretch marks and varicose veins. I gain a little weight from muscle or anything and immediately have marks. This makes me feel a little better about being so young and having this happen!!

Literally can’t stop laughing at Sarah in labor farting!!😂 this was the laughter I needed today! Thank you.

ok, do y’all put those cases on your phones just for the podcast?! Y’all are so dedicated to the green and pink theme!! 💗👏🏼💚

This episode was so good to hear, I’m 16 weeks with my first pregnancy and just hearing birth stories and pregnacy symptoms and such from other experienced moms makes me feel not so alone. I’m away from my family which sucks but I could have listened to you guys all day long. I wish the podcast was like 3 hours 😂😂 love you guys! Been watching for a really really long time, so happy you have a podcast now! 🩷🩷🩷

I was one of the women who said "I could do this professionally! All the time!" To my mom, immediately after my first baby was born. I had SUCH wonderful labor/deliveries, i enjoyed all of it.

The chartreuse color against Sarah’s new red hair 🫶🏼 soooo goood

We started trying for our second this week! So exciting. This is such a fun conversation to hear as I walk back into this season. Pray for a healthy pregnancy for me.🤍🤍

I love the new camera perspectives! I think you guys grew so much already and are starting to become professionals

One of the best podcasts I listen to. Your chemistry is very strong and you both are so comfortable with each other. I love the authenticity ❤❤❤

I loved this! I’m 22 weeks pregnant with my first and this was so helpful and a breath of fresh air and just was calming to listen to!

I have a feeling this will end up being my favorite episode so far! 😍

You guys healed something in 28 week pregnant me… I have been so anxious and confused about why I don’t feel connected to my baby and why I’m all of a sudden so scared to be a mom despite wanting this my whole life and not enjoying pregnant

Thank you for your podcast. I start feeling bluesy when I’m home alone (or even outside and alone) with my toddler for most of the day. Having your podcast on in the background helps me feel like I have friends hanging out 💛

Failed epidural happens a lot more than people realize. Always take natural birth prep classes they are NEVER a waste of time. Trust me. Ive had six kids: twice medicated with epidural. Four delivered unmedicated. Three of my girlfriend's had failed epidurals and one only half her body got numb. She said she just wished she went without as it was a disturbing feeling....

It's super fun to hear you both your experiences and to speak to normalize that not everyone has the ease of getting pregnant as Lauren expressed. I'm an older mom, probably your mom's ages! I had my first at 34. One piece of feedback for this mothers to be is that my first son's birth was so long and so painful with so many variables. I didn't feel super connected to anything, I don't remember feeling so connected to my son. This makes me so sad. I stayed an extra day in the hospital bc I was just so tired. When I got home though, and I laid on my bed with my baby next to see on our side. I looked into his eyes and my heart melted. I felt it all. All the love. Crying right now!!! I walked down the hall crying and my dad dad what's the matter and I remember just saying I love my little boy so much. So everyone had a different experience and remember all you parents, try not to compare to others. Your experience is unique to you and you will find your way. Have as much grace for yourself as you can! ❤

literally i just adore this podcast so much

I really appreciate the personal advice that y'all gave for L&D nurses. I am also a new L&D nurse, I am always looking for ways to improve and to have this new chapter be a wonderful experience! I would love to hear more advice :)

My favorite podcast! Always look forward to listening to it when I’m getting ready for work!

i can't get over how beautiful sara looks with her new hair❤❤❤ it makes the green look even better on her 💖💕

Thank you for sharing about your varicose veins!! This is my 4th pregnancy and I have them so bad this time, it’s so uncomfortable all the time. I’m 30 weeks pregnant and I cannot wait until I can give birth! It’s so encouraging to hear your pain from that was instantly gone after birth and I pray I am the same way.

I adore you guys!!! Literally wish these podcasts went on forever

I got backlash as well, online, when I opened about how horrible my pregnancy was. I was MISERABLE. Constant throwing up & constant misery & depression. It SUCKED. I couldn’t do anything, I was in bed 24/7 just puking. More women need to talk ab this stuff! Bc some women act like it’s puppies & rainbows & that’s just not the case for many, and no one discusses it. Glad you ladies are opening up ab this stuff! Thank you 💓

in the development of the baby in the womb they get the eggs around 8-12 weeks! It's such a weird thought cuz when you are carrying our baby you are also carrying your grandchild.

Your podcast just keeps getting better and better!!

Wow this really makes me feel extremely blessed and grateful for my parents being there for my entire pregnancy and first year of my sons life ❤

Love the vulnerability and thank you for the laughs. So happy y’all are doing this. I downloaded and listen on car trips.

I looooove this podcast. I'm so hooked. I found you guys when you did the podcast with Matt and Abby. Right after, I binged all of your episodes.

I love that you had all the girls you loved there to share and celebrate in that moment when you found out about Sunny's pregnancy. I feel like that's how it should be every time for every woman, you know? For all the women life moments. 💗

My oldest baby will be 40 this May and he was an amazing pregnancy.. I loved every minute of it accept the one time I threw up and the one time I peed myself. I went a week over due to they decided to induce me. After 50 hrs of labor I got the epidural. I needed a nap... 20 hours later I was rushed in for an emergency csection as he was in distress.. he was ok after wards but spent 24 hrs in the NiCU... Second pregnancy was just as easy and wonderful but he was 13 days late so I had a csection at 2 weeks. No labor at all... Pregnancies for me were amazing and motherhood was great first baby second baby had colic... Colic is horrible and exhausting. Love your birth stories... All four of your babies are just adorable.

Sarah, I have had endo since I was diagnosed via surgery when I was 13! I totally understand the thoughts of if I could get pregnant or not. Also the stages of endometriosis are based on where the abnormal uterine tissue is outside of the uterus. So sometime stage 1 (on the colon) can be just as painful as stage 4 (on the ovaries/fallopian tubes). Im so happy you were able to have your beautiful Sunny and Jack!!!! Love you both so much!

So glad you guys have this podcast!! I’m loving it

One fact I learned that is super crazy is that we are actually born with all the eggs we will ever have in our lives... so technically, we were inside of our grandmother at one point 😄

So excited!!!! First few episodes I thought Lo let Sarah speak, now I think Sarah let Lo finish 🎉 I love watching you guys and your balance will be perfectly you very soon ❤❤

This was so fun for me. I started following you Sarah (Lo soon after) when I was pregnant with my twin girls and you were expecting Sunny. We had similar due dates, so it felt like I had a friend going through the same thing as me. Love the podcast, excited for the episodes to come.

I don't even want kids but I still love watching you guys talk about your families! You're so wholesome and entertaining, I would listen to you talk about just about anything 😂 love you girls!! 🩷💚

This is such a fun podcast to listen to while being pregnant myself! Thanks for sharing your stories☺️

Love this! I’d like to know your parenting styles and how you deal with discipline and stuff like that cause your kids are just soooo good and loving from what I can see from your videos.

Hi. I truly enjoy watching you two. So real and honest. I never got to be a mom.. I had endometriosis.. and it caused a lot of problems.. and ended up with two surgeries.. 1st one removed one ovary. 2nd one full hysterectomy and 8 inches if my colon removed. The pain from endrometios is no joke. It can drop you to the floor in an instant.. so when Sarah talked about that.. I so understand that pain and suffering. It was along process to figure out what the problem was. I was 35 when I had the hysterectomy...So it was tough.. to face that reality. A baby is an amazing thing.. a true miracle. So glad you have the little ones you have and that your sharing the Good, the bad, the ugly so to speak .. but focus on the blessings.. you have brought into the world. I didn't get to be a mom, but I got to be the next best thing. A wonderful Aunt. So happy that you two have each other and are so close to each other. Keep up the good work. Happy for all of you.

I absolutely love your podcast! I watch a few other podcasts, but your guys is my favourite by far and is the only one I watch/listen to religiously and have done since your first episode! I just love how real you both are and I always look forward to the next one🩷 (also this is my favourite episode so far and I don’t even have kids yet!😂)

That video clip of you ...oh Sunny.....OMG 😂🤣🤣 I needed this today. Thank you girls for sharing! Love you ladies ❤ This is actually the absolute BEST birth video that you could ever give Sunny because she will have this in her mind if she ever has babies. Laughter is the absolute best medicine ❤❤ And laughter and your state of mind absolutely makes a difference when you are in the birth experience ❤ GREAT video for all the young ladies having babies!

Thank you for sharing your birth stories -- it helps so many other women!

I'm little late commenting. Sarah you are so BLESSED to have had Jack & Sunny with Endometriosis ❤. I "had" Endometriosis diagnosed after one of those Endo😢metriosis Cysts ruptured in my abdomen causing internal bleeding of HALF my entire blood filling my abdomen & chest 😨. I was in college New Haven at Yale thank goodness had the best care. Wasn't ever able to have children (💔), but I know I'm only here still because I was at least blessed to live! Endometriosis is extremely dangerous. I've had an ectopic 💔😨, hospitalized for a month. Again,lucky to be alive. After 8 surgeries (5) were emergency surgeries the final was a full hysterectomy with Divinchi Surgery took my Doctor 13 hours!!!!! Apparently my right overy was like "plastered" to my HIP 😨. I'm telling you this because it's very important to be extremely careful with "PREGNANCY WITH ENDOMETRIOSIS". There are so many things that could be life threatening. I'm not going to list them, just please connect with a """High Risk Obstetric GYN"""" and do not wait for an ultrasound in month #1, get ultrasound as soon as you test positive for pregnancy. NEVER wait past 6 weeks of pregnancy. There's a possibility having your 2 (Beautiful Children ❤️🙏👍😊), that your Endometriosis goes into remission. My aunt had it, 2 children and never had issues after 🙏🤞,🙏. Only recently have they done studies on Endometriosis. I was very lucky to have had a team of high obstritcs gyn group out of Westport Connecticut Avery Center who were (are) the absolute best..... They performed all but one of my surgeries. Except one when I lived in Kailua Hawaii Dr. Chapman, that was in 2005. I understand this is a "comment section lol" - I believe there's a reason why I feel compelled to share my Endometriosis story with other Women BC it's not talked about enough especially when I was your age!!! FYI After my full hysterectomy, my body went through a weird stage with Arthritis for a year, BUT IT ALL GETS BETTER AND TODAY, I'm free of the awful pain I suffered a lifetime with physically & emotionally. Always thinking a Hysterectomy would make me gain weight and not enjoy sex ETC.....which neither happened lol ....I put off the inevitable I only wish I would have had the hysterectomy YEARS SOONER!!!!! """""" The pain goes away and doesn't return after that final surgery """" ❤❤❤👍👍🙏🙏🙏

Love that you girls do this podcast together ❤️ its my favorite thing on youtube to watch wish you were on everyday lol love you girls ❤ such 2 beautiful souls ❤️

I love your podcast so incredibly much! 🫶🏽

I have stage 4 endometriosis, so I truly feel your pain! But it almost makes me feel better seeing the miracle that you had your two beautiful babies. You said there was such thing as stage five?! I thought four was the highest! Love you sisters 🤍

You are both so much fun! You have such great outlooks in life and you have great, real, content! You both crack me up! Keep up the hard work! 🌹🌹💕💝🫶

I love your podcast so much! I don't think I have ever been this early, but I am so excited to watch the episode!!

Sarah, your hair is gorgeous. The color change was perfect for you and your complexation.

Sarah hearing about your mom being small and having her belly really far out is a fear of mine. I'm 5'3 but i have a short torso. I have no idea where a baby would go 😂

OMG SUBWAY!!!! I am 2 months PP and I ate subway at least 4 days a week in my 2nd and 3rd trimester. It was absolutely amazing! 🌯

you could do a whole postpartum episode! i’d listen in a heartbeat

Love everything about the podcast guys! 💕 💗 💚 💚

The eggs that became Ozzy and Stella were developed when Lo was in her mom.

This was a great one, ladies!!🎉

You guys are doing awesome with your new podcast, and I just absolutely love watching both of your families videos! Shout out from ALASKA!!❤😊

Love this episode. Love you both 🩷💚

Both of you are beautiful souls & Sara, your hair is stunning! Keep up the good work girls! 💛 y'all

I only gained 13lbs. No stretch marks till 7 mths due to gallbladder surgery & ended up with cholestasis. I went 33hrs all to have a CS because my son 💩'ed. I had hard contractions according to the machines but felt nothing. I just wanted to sleep. Epidural was fine. I felt bad for my nurse because she was 40wks preggo herself. 🤦🏽‍♀️ No bleeding after till my son was 9 mths & I ran out of milk. So YES, every pregnancy, labor, & post partum is different.

First time this early, I love your podcast you guys!!! I’m that 0.03% of viewers from Mexico 🧸😊

im so happy listening to this feels like im talking with my bestfriends

You guys should do a podcast on how you dealt with the newborn stage and how it differs between the first and second baby. Sleeping routines, nap schedules, starting solids, testing out different bottles, life saving and useful products, mindset and everything. Honestly, I think because your kids are totally different sleepers, a lot of parents could benefit from hearing your experiences and realizing that all babies are different. Some are good eaters/sleepers, some not, etc.

loving the podcast , greetings from the uk

Loved this podcast! And loved watching the preggo test videos! Derricks reactions are always my fav lol

You both are amazing and so funny I laughed so hard. I think this is my favorite podcast. ❤

Love to hear your stories about your experiences with pregnancy

I love both of u so much. I've never watched a podcast ever! You are my 1st! I just love ur personality and wish I was in ur girl group!

I am loving the new setup❤

the matching jackets give me life

I’m in my second trimester, this was so fun to hear you guys talk about all things birth and babies🤍

I’ve been following both of of your families for four years since I saw the twin brothers meet!❤

About the pregnancy test I didn't know you can pee in a cup 😂😂😂 I just peed on the stick and it was soo hard to hit the stick🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

I loved this episode ❤ i had 2 traumatic births but 2 safe happy healthy babies. Pregnancy was rough but so worth it ❤ loved your fart story and clip. Needed that laugh

What a blessing to have such a beautiful relationship you two have,by the way,So much respect and support of eachother ty both😘❤️🌹😘❤️🌹

I became a single mum a few days after i found out i was pregnant , was raising my daughter alone until she was almost 9 months , that was when i met my future husband , 2005 got engaged, 2007 six weeks after the new house got flooded i found out i pregnant, 2008 went into labour didn't have a clue what was going on , as hadn't experienced natural labour while expecting my daughter as was induced. Gave birth in the bathroom had my son , got sent to hospital due to the afterbirth getting stuck , 2009 aged 24 the week leading up to my wedding day i thought i was pregnant -false alarm, 2010 thought it was going to happen again sadly no, 2012 false alarm again, if given the chance to having another baby i would

Lo: "I thought it was a barf face, but it was a passout face" hilarious

This was great and super informative 😊❤

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE do I vlog with all your Hawaii friends! That would be so fun to watch!

i am not even a mom but i loved this episode so much! have a good weekend, girls

I got pregnant when my first was 12.5 months old and was put on bed rest due to a hematoma and was categorized as high risk until 14 weeks. This was extremely hard on me since my first was still waking up multiple times at night and I wasn’t allowed to pick him up so we had to have picnics on the floor in a bumbo, had to move him to a floor bed and out of the crib and I had to take it easy so my second pregnancy was definitely harder than my first. Super grateful when I was told the hematoma was gone and my pregnancy was no longer considered high risk but I was stilll super scared to do anything so I just became a lazy blob which sucked cuz I wish I could have done so much more with my little one before baby came. But it was also during Covid so it’s not like we could go anywhere anyways! So grateful to have been able to experience this part of life and create 2 little miracles

Love your podcast!!! I just saw you ladies on the unplanned podcast, can you please do a podcast on your experience with paranormal activity?

Omg the umbilical chord convo was so real 😂 I cut my own chord with my daughter and it was like cutting a garden hose 😅

Love listening to your podcast!

As an expectant first time mama and lover of your pod, you don’t even understand how fast my finger clicked 😭😭 1 minute in and I love you guys sm. Thank you 🥹

Ahhhh so glad to hear about a positive induction story ! I’m being induced in a few weeks!

I was watching Days of our Lives one day, and I went to the bathroom 4 times during that hour, and most of the time I didn't go not even once during that hour of my fave show. I knew that day that I was pregnant before even taking a test!

Am I too crazy if I say that I always do a little dance with the intro hahhahah i love u guyss ❤

CASTOR OIL for stretch marks and skin care in general. The meaning of names is very important. I don't like trendy names like, Pippa, Blake, Sky. Thanks for the informative talk. You were both so good.

So fun! Love it 🥰

My neighbors growing up were named Jack and Will! I love those names!

I have Charlie Horses every pregnancy, swelling and migraines as well. I'm pregnant right now with my 5th and this has been the worst pregnancy out of all of them. I'm having so many complications with myself. Thankfully, baby girl Zadie is healthy, and I have until May 7th, 2024, for my due date. I am praying she will hold off on being an early baby bc I have already started preterm labor and I want her to be as healthy as possible when she is born. It's very scary having a premature baby. I have gone through all of my pregnancies with the baby going full term and hardly any complications.

PLEASE READ: On stretch marks, they are genetic(because of the makeup of your skin), but as to what they are, they are scars in your skin from tears inside your layers of skin. They are scars, this is why no creams or oils will “fix them”. But the creams will help with comfort. Keeping your skin moisturized will help with pain and itching before and after birth. (That’s info from a doctor)🥰 i think it’s beautiful you can look at your body and tell you carried a baby. I love mine, it brings me to tears. ( Also i understand if you don’t love yours, no judgement)

My Mom said her vericose veins were extremely bad with me, down there. I was the only girl out of 4 children. Her legs were a different story it was all of us. My younger brother called them her "Very Close Veins". God love him! ❤❤❤😊😊😊

Sarah! It sounds like your mom had HG - I had it for all 3 of my pregnancies and it was worse with my daughter (who I sadly miscarried at 16 weeks). I think based on what you said about being so sick in the first trimester you may have had it too!! You should totally look into it. There is a whole website that functions as a support group. Lots of doctors don’t even know about it or brush it off but it’s so real.

Love this so much! Thank you both as always! Watch all your stuff - on here and on Fam/Bunch channels too! One tiny thing - and not a criticism - it might just be me or maybe its meant to be this way - but i know you guys asked for feedback as you settle into doing the podcast: Sarah kept looking at the camera and to me, it made it look a bit like you were distracted / not as engaged with Lo. Feel free to disregard this comment if not helpful. Might just be. Thanks again both xx