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Cat&Nat

Cat&Nat, Sarah
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Two moms, seven kids, and a lot of 10pm "wait, what's that app?" moments. Every Wednesday we tell you what changed on your kid's phone. The rest of the week, everything else we can't stop thinking about.

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  • Cat&Nat

    Cat & Nat. BFFs, moms to 7 kids, and full-time ramblers. We say the stuff you're thinking but won't post. #momtruths, no filter, no judgement, just two moms confessing it all so you don't have to feel alone in the chaos.

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