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BABIES DOWN, BOTTLES UP

A group of blind moms that are changing the narrative. We discuss our kids, relationships, beauty tips, fitness, motivate, and share our experiences as blind women.

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Sep 4, 2026
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Jul 10, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 4, 2026

    Homeschooling roundtable discussion: When the parents are the teachers w/ Alex Cortez and Kristi Yang (opens the original)

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    Y'all, we finally got into it: can a blind parent actually homeschool their kids? Alex Cortez and Kristi Yang join Kisha, Terrin, and Josselyn for the whole conversation. Curriculum picks, how teaching duties get split with a sighted or blind husband, and why "unschooling" looks different in every house. PDFs read through headphones. Play-Doh standing in for handwriting practice. Shaving cream turned into a spelling lesson straight from Terrin's own playbook with Scarlett, plus the story of how

  2. Episode · Aug 21, 2026

    Mom of the month: I'm in my mom element w/ Meisha G of meisha's music Element (opens the original)

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    Y'all, Kisha is stuck out in Colorado Springs for nationals, so Terrin and Josselyn take the wheel and crowns her a prisoner of the skies. Then our Mom of the Month walks in and takes over. Meisha of Meisha's Music Element is a small town North Carolina girl and a longtime listener who found us while she was pregnant. She came ready. Why she defends residential blind schools, the saxophone she never could have afforded, and the fire alarm she set off frying chicken for the first time. Marrying h

  3. Episode · Jul 31, 2026

    5 Things Absolutely worth spending your money on: Blind mom eddition (opens the original)

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    We're finally back around the table, and this catch-up was long overdue. We jump into the viral "five things totally worth the money" trend, each putting their own spin on it. Kisha shares the blind mom purchases she swears by, including AirTags and a robot vacuum that help keep life running a little smoother. Josselyn is covering fashion and beauty, explaining why investing in a good foundation and finding the right pair of nude heels can make all the difference. Terrin rounds things out with t

  4. Episode · Jul 24, 2026

    Blind dads: My legacy is what I leave for my family|PT2 w/ Vission Cooper (opens the original)

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    What does it actually take to build something that outlasts you? In Part 2 of our conversation with entrepreneur, husband, father, and blind dad Vission Cooper, the talk moves past the business wins and into the mindset behind them, the marriage, the mistakes, and the reason he calls it all legacy. Danny sets up each moment of the conversation for listeners, adding context as Vission unpacks what he's learned building multiple businesses, raising his kids, and creating opportunities for other bl

  5. Episode · Jul 18, 2026

    Blind dads: My vision to the bag|PT1 w/ Vission Cooper (opens the original)

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    ```html Meet Vision Cooper, a blind entrepreneur, artist, husband, father, and the definition of someone who's learned that success means a whole lot more than what's sitting in a bank account. In this episode, we sit down with Vision to talk about building businesses, raising a family, and the life lessons that completely changed how he measures success. As the owner of 14 businesses, Vision shares how he spent years chasing the next opportunity until a conversation with our own Josselyn made h

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