Inner Childish

WE’RE HAVING GIRLS! Vic and Aubrey are officially cooking mini besties, and this week they get into everything that comes with it. Aubrey's back from her babymoon in Italy with proof that the whole country treats pregnant women like royalty. Then the real talk: why finding out you're having a daughter can feel more like pressure than pure joy, what it means to be an oldest daughter raising one, and how they're already thinking about food, body image and self-esteem before either girl is here. Vic finally explains why she sat on her results, Aubrey cries (obviously), and one Instagram comment from Max may have spoiled a surprise. If you're a girl mom, a future one, or a daughter still figuring out your own mom, pull up a chair! Then it's Star 67, with a sweet one about adult friendship and a pregnancy confession that has both of them screaming. Keep tuning in every Tuesday for the raw content from your internet besties you won't find anywhere else!

New customers can get 20% off your first order at perelelhealth.com/CHILDISH

Mentioned in this episode:

Feed Them Well by Jennifer Anderson of Kids Eat in Color: @kidseatincolor

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Burnt toast. Spilled milk. An Ema Savahl skirt. Vic has theories she swears make the bad days easier, and Aubrey finds the darkest possible version of every one of them inside four seconds. Then the two of them get honest about what happens to a marriage when neither person has the capacity for the argument they're already having. If your partner is in a busy season, if you're the one who can apologize to anybody except the person you live with, or if you keep fighting about something that isn't the thing, they’ve got advice for you! Vic also gets her closet gutted by a fashionista friend and comes out with a rule about tank tops you'll be thinking about all week. Then it's Star 67, where one bride has a maid of honor problem nobody wants to say out loud and another caller pitches a genius double date experiment. Keep tuning in every Tuesday for the raw content from your internet besties you won't find anywhere else!

Get 30% off your first 3 months of a Freestyle diaper subscription at freestyle.world/CHILDISH with code CHILDISH. That's a full month of premium diapers delivered to your door for just $49/month for your first 3 months.
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Your girls are going down memory lane to share something neither one has ever talked about publicly: their toxic past relationships. People look at two happy marriages and assume it always looked like this… but it definitely didn't. Both Aubrey and Vic pushed the right person away at first because of past relationship trauma, and supported each other through all of it. This episode is the honest story of why they stayed in relationships that were bad for them, how it affected their friendship, and what finally changed. They give advice for anyone who's in something they can't see clearly yet, for the friend on the sidelines trying to figure out what to say and when to say it, and for anyone who just got broken up with and can't picture what's on the other side. Vic and Aubrey also run through the red flags they both missed at the time and would clock in a second now. Subscribe and keep tuning in every Tuesday for the tea from your internet besties you won't find anywhere else!

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Your besties are back, and this one is a full yap. No agenda, no topic, just Vic and Aubrey with the world as their oyster. You'll hear about the eighth grade DC trip that almost ended two very promising futures, the scrunchie that has Aubrey questioning whether she and Vic are actually sisters, and what happens when Vic decides she's not a quitter at 13 weeks pregnant. They get into how to get the men in your life to actually open up, why "the belly is bellying" is the highest compliment you can give a pregnant friend, and the brand drama Aubrey swore she was going to let lay. Then it's Star 67, where one caller is stressing about a bachelorette trip nobody is planning and another just wants permission to dye her hair, and Something Beautiful. Subscribe and follow so you never miss an episode!
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Aubrey is calling in from a hospital bed with ultrasound gel as her mic, and she is sharing live with Victoria what went down. What follows is the full account of an emergency room visit that escalated from "please go now" to a wide-awake colonoscopy in about ninety minutes, complete with a doctor who looked like he had been on Love Island, a nurse who played Chappell Roan so she could dissociate, and the “something beautiful” that came from it. Then, because this is still a bestie catch-up, the two of them get into the thing underneath all of it: how much of your life you actually owe the people watching it. Victoria admits how hard it can be to not care about people on the internet’s opinion, and how she’s letting her life guide her content instead of the other way around. Aubrey shares about the pregnancy no-no’s she doesn’t care about owning and whether or not she has a favorite baby name. Keep tuning in every Tuesday for the raw content from your internet besties you won’t find anywhere else!

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices