Summary: The sex life when pregnant, every day is by the seat of your pants with a child, 5am writing exercises, the rewards and risks of co-sleeping, starting a company with a young child, falling into conventional gender roles, being tired, and how being a chef trains you for having kids. Grace Choi, PhD, host of Cooking with Grace on The Cooking Channel, CEO/Founder of Cookable Inc., and Adjunct Professor at The New School, shares her mom routines and relationships with hosts Stacy Igel and Michelle Park.<br> In this episode:<br> <br> How sex life changes when pregnant<br> Pregnancy massages<br> Men can’t multi task<br> Living every day by the seat of your pants with kids<br> How Grace used to wake up at 5am, writing exercise, would love to do it again<br> Still nursing<br> Co-sleeping<br> Grace starting a company with a new child, keeps you focused, organized<br> How doing so is risky, but have to work harder, better, faster, time is money, stakes are high<br> When a child pretends she is on a business call<br> Falling into conventional stereotypical gender roles<br> Having to share more, men must feel more tired<br> Why co-sleeping can be important for a baby’s health<br> Sleeping on a floor matress<br> Co-sleeping as a controversial issue<br> With co-sleeping you become comfort object for a child, traveling away from them becomes difficult<br> Ecological breastfeeding<br> Being a chef preparing for having a kid<br> If I wasn’t crazy nothing would get done<br> <br> To share your #MOMSGOTTHIS MOMENT just call 833-844-THIS-MOM (833-844-7666) and leave a voicemail with your first name and city along with your moment.<br> <br>
