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Ep 74: Canes, Planes, and Trains
The hosts reunite for a candid, practical conversation about traveling with kids as blind parents — from quick errands to full travel days and everything in between. With real stories, lived advice, and plenty of laughter, this episode embraces the beautiful mess of parenting on the move. Read more on the blog.
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Ep 69: Let’s Talk About Sex!
In episode 69, we get candid about sex—pregnancy, postpartum, desire shifts, and keeping intimacy alive. It’s honest, funny, and exactly the real talk parents need. Read more on the blog.
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When Blindness Is Treated Like Neglect: what to do if CPS comes knocking. 
When a blind mother in Illinois recently lost custody of her child—despite no abuse or neglect—it sent a chilling message and reminder to disabled parents everywhere. We’ve drafted a guide that breaks down what to do if CPS comes knocking, with practical, empowering steps and resources to protect your family and your rights. Read more…
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Pride, Not Pity: Celebrating Disability Pride Month 
Disability pride means embracing your disabled identity as something worthy, valuable, and strong. It’s about rejecting the idea that our worth is tied to how close we appear to nondisabled norms. It’s not about being inspirational just for existing. It’s about existing loudly and fully, knowing we belong.
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Ep 73: I Lost My Baby
In episode 73, the hosts engage in a heartfelt conversation about miscarriage. With a content notice in place, the discussion emphasizes care, honesty, and compassion, offering validation and understanding to listeners navigating pregnancy loss. Read more on our blog.
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Ep 70: It’s a Potty Party
Potty training is a wild rite of passage—equal parts exhausting, expensive, and emotional. In episode 70, we laugh about the comparison games, the “my kid was trained at 15 months” flexes, and why none of it actually matters. Every child is different, and the real win happens only when they are ready, not when someone…
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Ep 68: “I’m Having a Baby!”
Episode 68 of Babies Down, Bottles Up dives headfirst into the messy, emotional, and unforgettable realities of pregnancy and birth. Kisha, Josselyn, and Terrin open up about everything from faint tests to delivery room chaos. Raw, funny, and deeply honest, this episode shines a light on both the beauty and the heartbreak that come with…
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Ep 67: “I’m Not Popping My Kids”
Episode 67 of Babies Down, Bottles Up brings playful chaos, inside jokes, and unfiltered energy as producer Danny joins Kisha, Josselyn, and Terrin on the mic. This laid-back conversation blends laughter and honest parenting reflections, proving that community and humor are just as powerful as the lessons learned along the way. Read more on the…
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Ep 66: Time for an Evaluation!
In this episode, Josselyn and Terrin take on a subject that can intimidate even the most prepared parent: ARD, IEP, and 504 meetings. These acronyms may sound clinical, but the decisions made in those meetings shape how children with disabilities and learning differences are supported in school. Read more on the blog.
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Ep 65: Early Childhood Intervention
Episode 65 of Babies Down, Bottles Up pulls back the curtain on pediatric visits, developmental screenings, and the maze of early childhood intervention (ECI). Read more on the blog.
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Ep 64: Labubus, Crocs, and Birkenstocks
Episode 64 of Babies Down, Bottles Up is equal parts chaos and comfort—the kind of conversation where you laugh, nod, and occasionally wonder how much school fees or a trendy backpack charm can really cost. This is back to school season, blind parent version. Read more on our blog.
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Ep 62: Salty Milk While On The Go
In episode 62, Kisha and Josselyn share the chaos, comedy, and candid realities of being blind moms juggling travel, sports, and kids—all at the same time. From salty breastfeeding jokes to unexpected golf cart wipeouts and must-know packing hacks, this episode is equal parts hilarious and relatable. It’s a behind-the-scenes look at how moms do…