It's Mom O'Clock

Dominique DeVizio & Emily D'Annunzio
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It’s Mom O’Clock is the go-to podcast for moms who need a break, a laugh, and a whole lot of real talk—but it’s also for anyone who’s ever felt overwhelmed or under-caffeinated. Hosted by best friends and fellow moms, Emily and Dom, this show dives into the messy magic of motherhood with raw, unfiltered stories and zero judgment. Whether you’re folding laundry or hiding in the pantry, tune in for relatable convos and a reminder that you’re never alone.its not always pretty- but it’s real. It's MOM:00

  1. 1d ago

    The Most Challenging Phases of Motherhood (And Why They Don't Last Forever)

    Motherhood is full of phases, and in this episode we're talking about the ones that test your patience the most. From sleep regressions and picky eating to toddlers throwing, biting, and talking back, we're sharing the honest reality of raising little kids. We also open up about the bittersweet moments that come with watching your children grow up and outgrow the stages you never thought you'd miss. If you're in the middle of potty training, separation anxiety, or just trying to survive the toddler years, this episode is for you. Expect plenty of laughs, relatable stories, and the reminder that every stage eventually passes. Let us know in the comments what phase of motherhood you're navigating right now, and don't forget to subscribe for more real, unfiltered conversations about parenting. Chapters (00:00:01) - Podcasters Talk About Hard Conversations On The Podcast(00:03:25) - "Everything is a Phase"(00:04:00) - What Were The Phases That You Wish Would End?(00:06:30) - Billy Joel on Parenting Phases(00:09:35) - How to Deal With Your Child's Growing Up(00:12:48) - How I'm Affecting My Family With 2 Kids(00:15:21) - Joey's Childhood Psychosis(00:18:15) - Joey on His Parenting Phases(00:20:55) - Joey's First Grade Memoir(00:24:16) - What's Your Phasing Out?

    The Most Challenging Phases of Motherhood (And Why They Don't Last Forever)

  2. Jul 23

    The Truth About Silent Support on Social Media

    In this episode of Mom O’Clock, we’re talking about the people who watch every Instagram Story but never like, comment, or engage. We share our honest thoughts on silent support, social media engagement, and whether simply viewing someone’s content really counts as supporting them. We also discuss why people choose not to interact with content, the pressure to maintain a certain online aesthetic, and how social media algorithms actually work. Throughout building our businesses, we’ve learned that some of the biggest supporters can be complete strangers, while others may cheer you on more quietly. We dive into the many reasons people hesitate to engage online from comparison and insecurity to simply not realizing how much a like, comment, share, or save can help a creator. If you’ve ever wondered why people watch your content without interacting or you’ve questioned what support really looks like on social media, this episode is for you. Be sure to share your thoughts in the comments and let us know if you’ve experienced the same thing! Chapters (00:00:01) - Silent Killers(00:03:27) - "You Don't Need A Friend To Like Your Instagram"(00:06:45) - "If I Tag You, I'm Reposting It 100(00:08:03) - The Real Reason People Are On Social Media(00:11:53) - "Some people do it on purpose"(00:13:20) - Is It Normal For Friends To Support You On Social Media?(00:18:03) - Mama Clock Says She's Not Being Supported(00:19:54) - The reason why I wouldn't(00:21:36) - Nicolette Thanks Everyone For Their Support(00:24:19) - Michael and Chris on Social Media(00:26:46) - Jealousy vs Envious(00:30:46) - The Art of Clocking Out

    The Truth About Silent Support on Social Media

  3. Jul 16

    Would You Parent the Same Way If No One Was Watching?

    Welcome back to another episode of Mom O'Clock! We kick things off with the ultimate question: would we parent, discipline, and behave the exact same way if absolutely no one was watching us? From speed-cleaning the house before playdates to playing a sassy game of "Would You Admit This", we confess all of our biggest parenting secrets and shortcut methods. Finally, we wrap up by sharing the things we swore we would absolutely never do as parents- like restaurant screen time and co-sleeping, but now do all the time. Tune in, laugh along with our shenanigans, and don't forget to leave a comment with your own parenting confessions! Chapters (00:00:01) - How To Prank Your Husband(00:01:56) - The Accidental Parenting(00:03:36) - Crazy Morning Driving To Canada(00:04:15) - Do Other Parents Discipline Their Kids The Same Way As Me?(00:08:04) - "You Discipline Differently" For Your Kids(00:11:38) - Bradley Cooper on Disciplining His Kids(00:13:56) - 3 Tips For Overprotective Mothers(00:16:41) - Jill on Her Child's Tantrum(00:19:15) - Have You Ever Hidden In The Pantry?(00:20:29) - How To Get Your Child To Do Anything For Two Minutes(00:22:30) - Joey Wants His Kid To Wear Pajamas In Public(00:25:40) - Are You Judgy About How You're Parenting?(00:28:46) - "Everyone Parents Their Childs Differently"(00:29:25) - What's One Thing You swore You'd Never Do As a Parent(00:31:47) - Don't You Yell?

    Would You Parent the Same Way If No One Was Watching?

  4. Jul 9

    Who Is the Good Cop? Surviving Parenting and Partner Disagreements

    Is it Mom O'Clock yet? Heck yeah, it is! Welcome back to another episode, where we are running our mouths about the wild world of toddler discipline and navigating opposite parenting styles. This time we are exploring the daily struggle of trying to stay on the same page with our husbands, especially when they decide 9:00 PM is the perfect time for a Home Depot run and a backyard wood-sawing session right outside the bedroom window. From handling toddler tantrums, biting, and sharing drama to the dreaded "don't tell daddy" secrets, we are laying it all out there. We even rapid-fire how we'd react to kids coloring on the walls, throwing nuggets, or turning a glass table into a permanent Sharpie art project. Spoiler alert: one of us has the patience of a saint, and the other is ready to send the kids to "prison" by age five. We are completely open about our struggles and genuinely want to hear your best parenting hacks, so grab a drink, subscribe, and tell us how you handle the madness in your own house! Mom O'Clock out! Chapters (00:00:01) - The Good Wife Tells The Story(00:03:06) - My Husband Flips Out When He Walks In(00:04:50) - How To Parent(00:06:54) - How To Discipline Your Child(00:10:48) - How To Discipline Your Child(00:14:27) - Michael and Gio's Parenting(00:16:53) - How To Discipline Your Child(00:20:32) - How To Discipline An Angry Child(00:23:31) - How To Get Your Child To Like Cops(00:25:41) - Dom Has A Play Date(00:28:31) - Rocco Curses In Front Of His Parents(00:31:19) - How To Discipline An Autistic Child

    Who Is the Good Cop? Surviving Parenting and Partner Disagreements

  5. Jul 2

    4th of July Mom Reality Check: Matching Outfits, Chaos & Toddler Meltdowns

    It's the 250th Anniversary of the USA, AND it's our 53rd episode of It's Mom O'Clock, so naturally we had to expose the absolute delusion of having a flawless 4th of July as a mom. We all expect the perfect family aesthetic in matching outfits, but the reality is our toddlers are melting down over broken light-up sticks and we are drugging our panicked dogs instead of ourselves. We also dive into a rapid-fire question round about holiday food because honestly, if you eat potato salad, we cannot be friends. Plus, we are throwing in some cheap mom hacks, like using watercolor paint on seashells, to keep your kids busy so you can actually enjoy your drink. Grab a beverage, tolerate your family, keep your dogs safe from the noise, and have a happy 4th of July! Chapters (00:00:01) - Mama Clock(00:01:48) - Happy 4th of July!(00:04:04) - 4th Of July Expectations vs Reality(00:07:23) - Baby Ready for Fourth of July(00:07:43) - Art and Crafts for Kids(00:09:40) - Are Barrettes In Your Hair Okay?(00:10:26) - Mom Confession: I Am A Rat On Fourth Of July(00:11:55) - Top Parents Talk About Holidays(00:13:41) - How To Dress For the Fourth of July(00:14:53) - Joey on His Favorite Holiday

    4th of July Mom Reality Check: Matching Outfits, Chaos & Toddler Meltdowns

  6. Jun 25

    I Thought I'd Instantly Love Motherhood. I Didn't.

    In this episode, we're talking about the thing nobody prepares you for: bringing a newborn home and realizing motherhood doesn't feel the same for everyone. One of us felt that instant, overwhelming connection. The other was sitting there wondering why everyone else seemed obsessed while she felt anxious, disconnected, and honestly kind of terrified. We get into postpartum anxiety, C-sections, birth trauma, and the pressure to act like you're immediately living in a diaper-commercial fantasy. We also talk about how social media has convinced everyone that good moms instantly bond with their babies, and why that's just not true for a lot of women. If your connection took time, if the newborn stage felt hard, or if you've ever felt guilty for not loving every second of motherhood, this episode is for you. And because we can never stay on one topic for too long, we also get into husband venting, life updates, and what happens when you suddenly have an empty house for the first time in years. Basically: motherhood is weird, nobody knows what they're doing, and we're talking about all of it. Tune in!! Chapters (00:00:01) - Back In The Elevator With Chrissy(00:02:25) - Deep Thoughts on Acting(00:02:48) - The Connection Between A Baby and His Mother(00:04:02) - I Had A C-Section Birth(00:06:46) - One mom's experience of a natural birth(00:10:31) - Jonah on Having A Baby Without A Mother(00:12:28) - Mothers Talk About The Baby's First Year(00:15:25) - Joey Says He's A Pretty Mom(00:18:23) - Melissa on Her Maternal Intinct After Having A Baby(00:21:33) - "Like a drug" On Molly or Ecstasy(00:22:35) - What Type Of Connection Did You Have With Your Baby?(00:26:16) - Guys Get Real About Postpartum

    I Thought I'd Instantly Love Motherhood. I Didn't.

  7. Jun 18

    Father’s Day Gift Ideas Dads Actually Want from DICK'S Sporting Goods

    Father's Day is Sunday, which means it's time for moms everywhere to wander around stores pretending we know what dads actually want. In this episode of It's Mom O'Clock, we hit up DICK'S Sporting Goods and Home Depot to investigate the mysterious world of dad gifts, from golf clubs and jerseys to grills, leaf blowers, and things with way too many buttons. Along the way, we checked out some bags, got distracted by random aisles, and questioned why every dad eventually develops strong opinions about coolers and lawn equipment. We also debate whether a "family gift" is actually a gift for dad or just something everyone ends up using. If you're still trying to figure out what to buy the father figures in your life, consider this your unofficial shopping guide. Come laugh with us while we attempt to crack the dad code. Chapters (00:00:01) - What Dad Should Buy For Father's Day?(00:02:41) - 79 Good Father's Day Gifts(00:05:24) - How To Gift Your Dad For Father's Day(00:06:32) - Would Your Husband Rather Have A Massage Or A Yeti(00:08:50) - Home Depot: The Best Father's Day Gifts(00:12:46) - How to Buy a Father's Day Gift(00:14:39) - Home Depot's Father's Day Sale(00:17:27) - Happy Father's Day!

    Father’s Day Gift Ideas Dads Actually Want from DICK'S Sporting Goods

  8. Jun 11

    The Mental Health Conversation Every Mom Needs to Hear | The Crash on Netflix

    MOMOCLOCKSHOP:⁠ ⁠https://www.itsmomoclocksomewhere.com In this episode of Mom O’Clock, we are discussing mental health and the warning signs that are often missed. We just watched Netflix’s The Crash, and we chatted about the tragic case involving Mackenzie Shirilla and the heartbreaking events that shocked families across the country. We explore how emotional struggles, unhealthy relationship dynamics, and social media influence can impact teenagers and young adults. As moms, we talk about the challenges of recognizing red flags, having difficult conversations, and supporting our children through mental health struggles. Episode Brought To You By: The Fortis Agency We also discuss the balance between empathy and accountability when someone's actions cause irreversible harm. This episode is not just about the case itself, it's about the bigger conversation surrounding mental health, parenting, and prevention. Join us as we unpack the lessons, concerns, and realities that every parent should be thinking about. If you're raising children in today's world, this is a conversation that's worth hearing. MOM O'CLOCK DISCOUNT CODES www.JooicyTitsVodka.com - Use Code MOMOCLOCK Chapters (00:00:01) - Baby's First Mother's Day(00:00:16) - Crash: Mental Health in 2017(00:00:51) - The 'Toxic Relationships' docu(00:02:05) - Ohio Driver in the Crash(00:02:53) - The Making of MacKenzie's Case(00:04:55) - The Crash That Hurt My Soul(00:06:45) - Mackenzie's Case(00:10:38) - "She's not okay."(00:11:47) - How To Raise A Teenager's Love Interest(00:15:09) - Mackenzie's trial(00:18:01) - She Said She Had POTS While Driving The Car(00:19:03) - The Making of Mackenzie In Prison(00:22:02) - Don't Think About Mackenzie's Rape(00:22:44) - The Mother of the Victim in the Crash(00:25:46) - I Got My Pod MOVED(00:27:23) - The Daily Mail's Comment on Mackenzie Shrilla's Prison(00:30:29) - MacKenzie on Her Parents' Advice(00:33:40) - "Your kid needs a phone"(00:34:11) - Mental Health and Responsibility in the(00:35:30) - Some End Thoughts On The Car Crash(00:37:45) - The Making of A Documentary

    The Mental Health Conversation Every Mom Needs to Hear | The Crash on Netflix
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It’s Mom O’Clock is the go-to podcast for moms who need a break, a laugh, and a whole lot of real talk—but it’s also for anyone who’s ever felt overwhelmed or under-caffeinated. Hosted by best friends and fellow moms, Emily and Dom, this show dives into the messy magic of motherhood with raw, unfiltered stories and zero judgment. Whether you’re folding laundry or hiding in the pantry, tune in for relatable convos and a reminder that you’re never alone.its not always pretty- but it’s real. It's MOM:00

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  • Creator
    Dominique DeVizio & Emily D'Annunzio
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    59
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © 2025
  • Show Website
    It's Mom O'Clock