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The Baby Girls discuss beauty standards, beauty privileges, insecurities, buttpads and everything in between! We had a lot of laughs recording this episode and it turns out it's our last episode of the season!We'll be back very soon. 

In this episode, The Baby Girls talk mental health, various treatments and the stigmatization of mental illness. Join the conversation on Instagram @thebabygirlspodcast and on Twitter @thebabygirlspod.

"You've added weight oh! You're too skinny". We've all been on the receiving or giving end of these 'sayings' and more at some point. In this episode, The Baby Girls weigh in on body positivity, weight gain and loss and all 'thins' related.Join the conversation on Instagram @thebabygirlspodcast and Twitter @thebabygirlspod.

How do you live your best life and still save for the rainy day? In this episode, The Baby Girls discuss paying rent, buying food and other peculiarities of being an adult in Nigeria. Join the conversation on Instagram @thebabygirlspodcast and Twitter @thebabygirlspod

The Baby Girls share their memories (the good, bad and ugly) of growing up in Nigerian homes. Two other baby girls, Anthonia and Nosa, sit in for this episode. Join the conversation on Instagram @thebabygirlspodcast and Twitter @thebabygirlspod.

Perceptions of dating, situationships, cheating, etc are constantly changing. The Baby Girls discuss these from their point of view and share personal experiences. Another baby girl, Anthonia, sits in for this episode. Join the conversation on Instagram @thebabygirlspodcast and Twitter @thebabygirlspod.

The evolution of Social Media has brought a whole lotttt of new rules about what is acceptable and what isn't. Sensitive much? On this episode, the baby girls give their hot takes on this development. P.S.: Things get heated up and might have escalated into offline blows (perruzied) on this one. Join the conversation on Instagram @thebabygirlspodcast and Twitter @thebabygirlspod

In this episode, the girls discuss sex expectations,the sex-positive movement, crazy things people do for sex and other things in between.. Join the conversation on Instagram @thebabygirlspodcast and Twitter @thebabygirlspod

The Baby Girls discuss Nigeria’s sex culture - education, their earliest encounter with sex and more in this episode. Join the conversation on Instagram @thebabygirlspodcast and Twitter @thebabygirlspod

Nigeria’s young professionals are leaving the country and creating a massive brain drain. The Baby Girls discuss the causes of this exodus as well as its pros, cons and more! Link to the poem, Home, read by Owgee on this episode. Join the conversation on Instagram @thebabygirlspodcast and Twitter @thebabygirlspod

“When will you marry?" and its permutations are the least favourite questions to ask Nigerian women in their 20s. The Baby Girls discuss societal pressure as regards dating, marriage and relationships in general. Join the conversation on Instagram  @thebabygirlspodcast and Twitter @thebabygirlspod