Grab your Walkman, rewind that VHS, and prepare to unlock some memories. 😂

This week, we’re going back to the decade that raised us: THE 90s.

We’re talking toys, music, TV, trends, childhood memories, the things everybody HAD to have, and all the random stuff that somehow instantly transports you back 30 years.

And because the three of us apparently cannot stop talking once we get going… this became a TWO-PART episode. 😂

This is Part One of The 90s That Raised Us. Part Two will be coming in a future episode!

What’s one thing from the 90s that instantly takes you back?

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Three sisters. One childhood. Turns out… that wasn’t normal.

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Sibling crimes have officially entered the chat. 😂

In Episode 3 of Same Mama, Different Trauma, Nicole, Ami, and Heather are digging into The Sh!t We Did to Each Other — the pranks, fights, revenge, tattling, torment, and completely unhinged things that somehow counted as normal sibling behavior in our house.

We survived the same childhood… but apparently we were also part of the problem. 🤷‍♀️

From memories we still laugh about to crimes that may require a formal apology 30+ years later, we're comparing stories and finding out who remembers what — and who was actually the worst sister.

If you grew up with siblings in the 80s or 90s, this episode might unlock a few memories of your own. 😂

Three sisters. One childhood. Turns out… that wasn’t normal.

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Same sisters. Different houses. A whole lot of memories.

In Episode 2 of Same Mama, Different Trauma, we’re going back through the places that made up our childhood—starting with the homes Nicole remembers from before Ami and Heather were even around and working our way through the years until Heather was the last sister left at home.

From Granny’s house to the yellow/orange trailer, the house with the “haunted” basement, Up the Nile, and everything in between, each house holds a different chapter of our story.

And because we were different ages in every one of them, what one sister remembers clearly might be something another barely remembers at all.

Different homes. Different chapters. Same childhood.

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