Sage Sisters

Anne Pizzuti and Kate Doerksen

We are Kate and Anne - sisters, besties, moms, and Cofounders of Sage Haven - having a funny, relatable weekly catch-up on parenting and life. Do you have a sister or always wanted one? Come be a Sage Sister as we banter and share the ins and outs of life and parenting in our 40s with kids. Figuring out new hobbies now that the kids are out of baby stages? Fighting with your kids about screen time and devices? Perimenopause and battling aging like a prize fighter? Come join us every Tuesday!

  1. Sep 1

    Content Fails, Report Cards & Becoming Woodworkers

    This week we are talking camping pad recommendations after a MOTY-worthy "are you gonna complain about your back for 3 weeks?" moment, Lily's first soccer game, and a possible lice scare. Our main topic this week — how good is "good enough" when it comes to your kid's education, and how much should you be pushing (or backing off) as a parent? Plus: content fails that left us saying "wtf" (looking at you, City Spies), a hobby check-in on our new woodworking era, and our latest obsessions from hand sanitizer wipes to Jamie Miller's "Babydoll." ENA: A little league baseball family with two brothers who made it to the MLB is back at the Little League World Series — this time with the next generation. Kinley Rasmus, daughter of former Atlanta Braves pitcher Cory Rasmus, is pitching for the very same Phenix City, Alabama team her dad and uncle led to the U.S. championship back in 1999 — while her dad now coaches from the dugout. Link Tech Tip: make sure your kids' devices are set up with their own Apple ID or a Child Account — not yours — so parental controls and age-appropriate settings actually work correctly.  Obsession: Anne: Jamie Miller - Babydoll song   &  Amino acids Kate: FOMIN Hand sanitizer wipes for the kids and me Like to watch your podcast? Watch  Support us by downloading our Free Kids & Tech Guidebook. Follow Us on Social Media: Instagram Facebook LinkedIn YouTube Sage Haven: Safer Messaging App for Kids

  2. Aug 18

    What's Going On With Our Food?

    This week we're digging into the question everyone's been asking: what's going on with our food? Between summer recalls, grocery store panic, and trying to figure out what "healthy eating" actually looks like day to day with kids, it's a lot to navigate without losing your mind (or becoming a label-reading maniac). We swap real talk on our own family balance, the Yuka app (and when we just ignore it), and share a guest clip take on the Miranda Kerr diet conversation. Plus, our usual highs and lows, including NYC, adventure towers, and a health scare, and an incredible "everything is not awful" story about a 13-year-old who spent 300 hours 3D-printing a wheelchair for a toddler he'd never even met. Everything is not awful: A 13-year-old boy named Zac Waters spent 300 hours over the summer 3D-printing a wheelchair for a 21-month-old girl he'd never even met, all just to help her out. Tech Tip: Set a "charging station" rule: school devices and personal devices alike plug in and sleep in a common area overnight, never in the bedroom. It's simple, easy to enforce, and sidesteps the harder conversation about monitoring content altogether, since it's really about location, not surveillance. Obsessions:Anne’s: JJD Fit ClubKate’s:  Hat Attack bag - Travel bag that holds my sun hat! Like to watch your podcast? Watch here. Support us by downloading our Free Kids & Tech Guidebook. Follow Us on Social Media: Instagram Facebook LinkedIn YouTube Sage Haven: Safer Messaging App for Kids

  3. Jul 21

    Redefining Yourself After Kids

    You love your kids more than anything — and somewhere along the way you stopped recognizing yourself. Your body changed, your career took a back seat, your goals and priorities shifted, and the version of you that existed before kids can feel like a distant memory. This week Kate and Anne are having the conversation so many moms need to hear — about staying connected to who you were, figuring out who you are becoming, and giving yourself permission to want things for yourself again. With some real highs and lows thrown in, a tech tip about cutting out the content that is making you feel worse about yourself, and a perfume obsession that is bringing all the joy. This one is for every mom who has ever looked in the mirror and wondered where she went. Everything is Not Awful: After England's win against Norway the entire stadium broke into Hey Jude in honor of Jude Bellingham and the look on his face said it all — completely taken back by a moment that could not have been scripted any better. Tech Tip: This week we are challenging you to audit your feed and unfollow anything that is making you feel less than — the perfect homes, the fear tactic parenting accounts, the unrealistic beauty standards — if it is not serving you it has to go. Obsessions: Anne’s: Le Labo Santal 33 & Santal Roller Perfume Kate’s:  Dolly all the time Book, Voicemails for Isabelle Movie Like to watch your podcast? Watch here. Support us by downloading our Free Kids & Tech Guidebook. Follow Us on Social Media: Instagram Facebook LinkedIn YouTube Sage Haven: Safer Messaging App for Kids

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We are Kate and Anne - sisters, besties, moms, and Cofounders of Sage Haven - having a funny, relatable weekly catch-up on parenting and life. Do you have a sister or always wanted one? Come be a Sage Sister as we banter and share the ins and outs of life and parenting in our 40s with kids. Figuring out new hobbies now that the kids are out of baby stages? Fighting with your kids about screen time and devices? Perimenopause and battling aging like a prize fighter? Come join us every Tuesday!

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