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Pretty In Pink Again

Christina Tarabishy & Kristina Bontempo
Pretty In Pink Again
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  • Episode 36: The Highlight Reel: When Comparison Helps You Shine (and When It Steals Your Joy)
    Episode Description:Today we're getting real about comparison... the kind that creeps in while scrolling, the kind that shows up in motherhood, and the quiet moments when your life looks polished online but feels messy in real life.We’re breaking down:Why we curate and what we keep offlineWhen comparison can actually inspire youMom comparison, identity shifts, and career comparisons SAHM and "Working" mom comparisonsLiving life vs documenting itAnd how to trust your own timeline again, especially in a season of motherhood and growthThis one is honest, a little vulnerable, and such a needed reminder that no one’s life is perfect, even if it looks like it on camera. The best parts rarely make it to the grid anyway.💗 Pink SpotlightEach week, we highlight a moment, product, or practice that’s bringing us joy:Kristina: Upgrading her sleep sanctuary with a new duvet and sheets from Boll & Branch. (It makes making the bed every morning a little more fun when you love it).Christina: Getting her hormones checked with Holistic Health Code to support mood, gut health, energy, and overall balance postpartum. Taking charge of health is the new self-care.🌸 Things We MentionedVictoria Beckham documentary on NetflixDr. Cait from Holistic Health Code’s Episode - listen here for a full discussion on hormone health. If you loved this episode, tell us: What’s one part of your life that never shows up online, but matters the most? DM us or comment on the PIPA page — we want to hear from you. 🩷Join the Conversation📌 Follow us on Instagram: @prettyinpinkagain @christinatarabishy @kristinabontempo📌 Share this episode with a friend🎧 Subscribe and leave a review—it helps more women find this show!Don't forget:  Leave us a written review on Apple Podcasts, DM us your address, and we’ll send you a light pink beaded bracelet with a gold pink flamingo charm—just to say thanks for being here. 💕Hey PIPAS! Send us a text for episode feedback, ideas, and questions!
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  • Episode 35: Let’s Talk—Marriage After Kids (From Our Side of the Story | Millennial Mom Perspective)
    Episode SummaryIn this episode, Christina and Kristina finally dive into a topic that’s been sitting on their “someday” list for a while: marriage after kids. Specifically, how it feels from the woman’s point of view—when you’re in the thick of raising little ones, running a household, and trying to hold on to yourself and your partnership at the same time.Christina shares what it’s like being in the toddler trenches with two kids under four, and T reflects on how things have shifted now that her kids are older. They talk openly about the emotional weight of the mental load, how communication changes when you’re both exhausted, and why connection sometimes takes more intention than romance.This isn’t a conversation full of advice or expert tips—it’s a real, unfiltered look at the ways relationships stretch, shift, and survive in different seasons of motherhood.💗 Pink SpotlightEach week, we highlight a moment, product, or practice that’s bringing us joy:Kristina: Using ChatGPT as a travel assistant — mapping out her Italy itinerary with her mom, day by day, complete with tips, recs, and organized plans. It’s like having a pocket-sized travel agent.Christina: The Colleen Rothschild “Cocktail” — her go-to combo of the Extreme Recovery Cream and Face Oil No. 9 for dry, fall skin that needs a little extra love.🌸 Things We MentionedOur episode with Courtney Cecil where we chatted about the importance of family goals. You can listen to that full episode here. Join the Conversation📌 Follow us on Instagram: @prettyinpinkagain@christinatarabishy @kristinabontempo📌 Share this episode with a friend🎧 Subscribe and leave a review—it helps more women find this show!Don't forget:  Leave us a written review on Apple Podcasts, DM us your address, and we’ll send you a light pink beaded bracelet with a gold pink flamingo charm—just to say thanks for being here. 💕Hey PIPAS! Send us a text for episode feedback, ideas, and questions!
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  • Episode 34: Is It Mom Brain… or Is It ADHD? with Dr. Fiona Kehoe
    Episode Description:If you’ve ever wondered whether your forgetfulness, constant overwhelm, or racing thoughts are just part of motherhood—or something more—this episode is for you.Dr. Fiona Kehoe, a Connecticut-based licensed psychologist with over 25 years of experience, joins us to unpack the truth about ADHD in women and moms. We dive into the signs that often go unnoticed, how hormonal shifts can unmask symptoms, and what getting a neuropsychological evaluation really looks like.From understanding the three main types of ADHD to distinguishing “mom brain” from true attention issues, this conversation sheds light on what so many women experience but rarely talk about.You’ll learn how ADHD can present differently in women, why it’s often misdiagnosed, and the supportive steps—from therapy to medication to coaching—that can make daily life feel more manageable.Whether you’re navigating motherhood, midlife, or just trying to stay on top of it all, this episode will help you see your brain through a more compassionate lens.💗 Pink SpotlightEach week, we highlight a moment, product, or practice that’s bringing us joy.✨ Christina: Investing in a Reformer Pilates machine for her basement gym and streaming the Pilates by Leah app. Leah, a friend and former guest on the podcast, has her own Pilates platform—and Christina loves that she can now squeeze in workouts on her own time and see an ROI by year’s end compared to studio passes.✨ Kristina: Listening to podcasts on 1.25x or 1.5x speed. It’s a small shift that saves time and helps her get through her favorite shows faster (and yes, we even recommend listening to Pretty in Pink Again on a faster speed since we can be a little long-winded).✨ Dr. Fiona Kehoe: If you think of a small task that can be done right away—do it. Writing it down can sometimes drain more mental energy than just getting it done, and you’ll free up brain space instantly.Join the Conversation📌 Follow us on Instagram: @prettyinpinkagain @christinatarabishy @kristinabontempo📌 Share this episode with a friend🎧 Subscribe and leave a review—it helps more women find this show!Don't forget:  Leave us a written review on Apple Podcasts, DM us your address, and we’ll send you a light pink beaded bracelet with a gold pink flamingo charm—just to say thanks for being here. 💕Hey PIPAS! Send us a text for episode feedback, ideas, and questions!
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  • Episode 33: Laughing Your Way Through Motherhood: Finding Humor, Community, and Balance with Maria Roberts
    Episode Description: In this episode, Christina and Kristina sit down with lifestyle creator Maria Roberts — the voice behind @mariaroberts and former co-founder of the beloved blog Spinach for Breakfast.Maria shares how she went from creating easy recipes with her sister in their early blogging days to building one of the most relatable (and funniest) motherhood communities online. She opens up about:The shift from Hoboken’s walk-everywhere lifestyle to suburban mom lifeHow she uses humor to stay grounded through motherhood’s ups and downsThe inspiration behind The Little Glow Society and creating a space for kids to feel celebratedWhat it's really like to have content go viral — the good and the badIt’s an honest, funny, and heart-filled conversation about identity, change, and finding connection in the middle of motherhood.💗 Pink SpotlightEach week, we highlight a moment, product, or practice that’s bringing us joy:✨ Christina: The Alix Earle iPhone light — it’s under $25 on Amazon and truly a must-have for any content creator. It clips right onto your iPhone, laptop, or iPad and makes a huge difference in low light. Alix Earle made it famous for a reason — it’s the best for nighttime photos or beauty videos.✨ Kristina: Portofino ‘97 by Victoria Beckham — she hadn’t switched up her perfume in years, but after smelling this on a friend, she had to copy. It’s become her new signature scent — fresh, warm, and just so good.✨ Maria: A family tradition that’s as heartwarming as it is simple — every night at dinner, her family shares the peak and the pit of their day. It’s a sweet ritual that gets everyone talking and keeps them connected.🌸 Things We MentionedThe Little Glow Society — a space in Hoboken for kids to feel confident and celebrated. @thelittleglowsocietyMaria’s favorite accounts for mom humor: @csapunch and @overthemoonfarawayJoin the Conversation📌 Follow us on Instagram: @prettyinpinkagain @christinatarabishy @kristinabontempo📌 Share this episode with a friend🎧 Subscribe and leave a review—it helps more women find this show!Don't forget:  Leave us a written review on Apple Podcasts, DM us your address, and we’ll send you a light pink beaded bracelet with a gold pink flamingo charm—just to say thanks for being here. 💕Hey PIPAS! Send us a text for episode feedback, ideas, and questions!
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  • Episode 32: "Pretty Personal" Series – Our Experiences With Postpartum Anxiety & Depression
    Episode Description:Postpartum mental health doesn’t follow one path. In this episode, Christina and Kristina share their raw, very different stories—proof that “baby blues” is only part of the conversation. Whether it shows up as depression, anxiety, or both, these experiences are real, messy, and ongoing.What We Cover in This Episode:Defining PPD & PPAWhat postpartum depression (PPD) looks like beyond the “baby blues.”What postpartum anxiety (PPA) feels like—racing thoughts, obsessive worry, panic.When these struggles can show up, how long they can last, and why they don’t always fit into a neat timeline.Our StoriesKristina: Experienced postpartum anxiety after her second son, and again with her third postpartum season with twins. It’s something she continues to manage daily—it hasn’t gone away, but she’s learned tools to cope.Christina: Faced postpartum depression during her second postpartum experience, paired with cyclical anxiety. Therapy and medication became key to navigating symptoms that lasted far beyond the “baby blues.”👉 We don’t give the entire play-by-play here—just the headlines. To hear how we really lived through it, how it shaped our motherhood, and what’s helped us climb out (and back in, and out again), you’ll have to listen.💗 Pink SpotlightEach week, we highlight a moment, product, or practice that’s bringing us joy:Christina’s Pick: Making a quick gratitude note in her phone at the start and end of the day. Her prompts look like this:Morning: “Today, I’m grateful for… / One thing I’m looking forward to is… / A reminder I want to carry with me is…”Evening: “A small win from today was… / A moment I want to remember is… / Something I want to let go of before bed is…”Kristina’s Pick: A practice of pausing to actually sit with hard feelings before moving to change them—giving herself permission to recognize the moment instead of rushing past it.Your mental health matters as much as your kids’ well-being. Taking care of you is part of taking care of them.Join the Conversation📌 Follow us on Instagram: @prettyinpinkagain @christinatarabishy @kristinabontempo📌 Share this episode with a friend🎧 Subscribe and leave a review—it helps more women find this show!Don't forget:  Leave us a written review on Apple Podcasts, DM us your address, and we’ll send you a light pink beaded bracelet with a gold pink flamingo charm—just to say thanks for being here. 💕Hey PIPAS! Send us a text for episode feedback, ideas, and questions!
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About Pretty In Pink Again

Welcome to Pretty in Pink Again, the podcast where motherhood meets rediscovery. Hosted by Christina Tarabishy (@christinatarabishy) and Kristina Bontempo (@kristinabontempo)—two millennial moms navigating life, kids, and everything in between—this show is your weekly dose of candid conversations, relatable stories, and a little glam. Whether you’re adjusting to life after babies, finding yourself again, or just looking for a safe space to laugh, cry, and feel seen, we’re here for you. Tune in as we tackle the messy, beautiful chaos of modern motherhood and inspire you to get to know the new version of yourself—one episode at a time!Follow our podcast on Instagram: @prettyinpinkagain
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