One-Year-Olds, Two-Year-Olds, and Too Much Going On

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The Hardest Job Ever

Purvi Vyas and Karen Desai

29 episodes

1 day ago

Welcome to The Hardest Job Ever! If you’re a mom trying to juggle literally everything—your career, your baby, your sanity—you’ve come to the right place. We’re here to have the real conversations—about the mom guilt, the mental load, and why our marriages now feel like business meetings. We’ll share the highs, the lows, and the WTF are we even doing? moments with a little humor (bc if we don’t laugh, we’ll definitely cry). This is your space, where you’re seen, supported, and reminded that you’re not in this alone. Let’s figure this motherhood thing out together.

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One-Year-Olds, Two-Year-Olds, and Too Much Going On

The Hardest Job Ever

34 minutes 30 seconds

1 month ago

One-Year-Olds, Two-Year-Olds, and Too Much Going On

Season 4, Episode 1: We’re back! And with life updates that range from total poopsicles to sweet popsicles. From potty training fails to toddler birthday chaos, we’re catching you up on what motherhood has really looked like these past few months.

In this episode, we share:
• Purvi’s first potty training attempt (and the carpet surprise she didn’t see coming)
• Karen’s Malibu burrito disaster, a.k.a. “the poop vest” story
• Twin birthday tips (always buy two of the exact same toy)
• Toddler tantrums that end with… poop sheets
• Karen’s big transition: returning to work after an extended maternity leave
• A sneak peek at Season 4’s focus on gender roles, cultural baggage, and raising emotionally strong South Asian kids

Motherhood is messy, magical, and sometimes covered in shit. We’re glad you’re here for another season with us.