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Newborn Moms: War Stories
, by Newborn Moms
Rosie, Julia, and their friends share their bad birthing experiences.
Newborn Moms is the comedic untold story of what it’s like to be a new parent struggling with sleepless nights, self-doubt, and swollen boobs. Created by Aurora Browne and Nadine Djoury, the series follows our two hero moms, Rosie and Julia, as they reconcile the kind of mothers they thought they would be with the kind of moms they actually are.
Newborn Moms celebrates the sisterhood that is motherhood, while wallowing in the chaos that is real life for any new parent.
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Newborn Moms: Making Babies
, by Newborn Moms
Rosie and Julia get it on with their respective husbands for the first time post-birth.
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Newborn Moms: Ferber Ninja
, by Newborn Moms
Fed up with co-sleeping, Rosie’s husband Paolo insists on trying the Ferber method with the baby.
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Newborn Moms: Blocked
, by Newborn Moms
Rosie joins Julia for a routine visit from a lactation consultant – which becomes way less routine when they find out how hot the doctor is
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Newborn Moms: Moms’ Night In
, by Newborn Moms
Julia leaves her husband Nate in charge at home so she can have her first night away from the baby. Julia and Rosie let their hair down but can Julia ever really let go?
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Newborn Moms: Social Media Moms
, by Newborn Moms
When they’re woken up to breastfeed in the middle of the night, Rosie and Julia keep each other company on Skype.
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Newborn Moms: The Pickup
, by Newborn Moms
Julia and Rosie practice their pickup skills at the park.
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Newborn Moms: Caught
, by Newborn Moms
After a terrible night with a sleepless baby, Rosie decides to throw aside her values and use formula – only to be caught red-handed by Penelope, the biggest hippie mom of them all
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Newborn Moms: Perfect Nanny
, by Newborn Moms
Julia and Nate are interviewing nannies, and think they’ve found the perfect one. Maybe too perfect.