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The protagonist. Kate is a public relations professional who returns to work 12 weeks postpartum. She is ambitious but finds her brain has turned to "mush." Season 1 follows her struggle to close a major real estate account while her husband, Nathan, stays at home. Her journey involves the infamous "pump-and-drive" (using a breast pump while commuting) and a growing resentment toward her partner.

The show was created by and stars Catherine Reitman (daughter of Ghostbusters director Ivan Reitman). She drew heavily from her own experiences after the birth of her son, ensuring that Season 1 feels less like a scripted show and more like a therapy session you accidentally walked into. Workin- Moms - Season 1

Season 1 of Workin' Moms , the "helpful features" that define the show are its raw, unfiltered portrayal of the transition from maternity leave back to the workplace. Created by and starring Catherine Reitman, the season is grounded in real-world experiences, even featuring Reitman’s own son in a pivotal breastfeeding scene. Core Themes & Plot Points Postpartum Struggles The protagonist

Frankie (Juno Rimer) offers the season’s most explicit medical narrative: with psychotic features. After giving up her real estate career, Frankie experiences intrusive thoughts, dissociation, and reckless behavior (e.g., buying a puppy impulsively). Her hospitalization marks a critical turning point, as the show normalizes psychiatric intervention. Notably, Frankie’s partner is supportive but ill-equipped—highlighting the need for systemic PPD screening. Season 1 refuses to resolve Frankie’s PPD quickly, subverting the sitcom trope of a single-episode cure. Her journey involves the infamous "pump-and-drive" (using a