Summary: Is it is ever OK to ask a pregnant woman if she's having twins? Sending your kid to school sick, when your spouse does at least half the work, "Play to Your Strength" parenting, when you feel the same way about parenting with your spouse, how involvement motivates kids to do tasks, checklists, managing money with kids, and when kids give to charity. Meredith Weintraub, Co-Executive Producer of "The Rachael Ray Show", shares her routines and relationships as a mom with hosts Stacy Igel and Michelle Park.<br> In this episode:<br> <br> Michelle reminds us that it's almost never OK to ask a pregnant woman if she is having twins<br> Routines, Michelle's daughter's fever, why Michelle still brought her to school, what do you do -- daughter is just adapting to a new routine<br> Meredith Weintraub's relationship with husband changed with kids,<br> Her husband does at least half the work<br> "Play to your strengths" parenting, taking on roles you're best at<br> How Meredith sits alone reading magazines on planes, and her husband manages kids on a plane<br> Meredith's relationship with her husband works despite strong personalities, partly because they feel same way about parenting<br> When kids participate in something more likely to do it<br> Meredith's kids get a checklist for things to do<br> Managing money with your kids<br> Giving to charity when getting gifts<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.
