Loren & Alexei: After the 90 Days - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Two Under 2
Loren and Alex have their hands full raising their 1-year-old baby, Shai, and now they are getting ready to bring on baby number two. As if raising two under 2 wasn't stressful enough, Loren learns that Alex is going to Israel without her.
Look Who's Walking
Alex returns home to Israel for the first time in two years, leaving behind a pregnant Loren. As Alex happily reunites with family and friends for a cousin's wedding, Loren struggles with loneliness and taking care of their newly walking toddler.
Mommy and Me
On his last day in Israel, Alex reveals his plan to bring his parents to America, and Loren's parents may not like it. Meanwhile, Loren meets up with a friend from her pre-baby life and tries to make new friends at a local "Mommy and Me" class.
False Alarm
While Alex takes Shai for swimming lessons, Loren receives some alarming news from the doctor. To keep her mind at ease, Loren spends the day shopping with her mom and planning a mini babymoon with Alex.
Let the Babymoon Begin
With the news that the baby may arrive sooner than expected, Loren and Alex shift gears and decide to go on a local babymoon. Also, the couple still needs to figure out the best way to tell Loren's parents about their plan to move out-of-state.
The Future Is Now
Loren seeks advice from her psychic while her parents complain to their other daughter about Loren and Alex's potential move out of state. Loren uses all her tricks to get a reluctant Alex to interview doula candidates with her.
It's Go Time
Alex keeps Loren laughing through her tears as she is rushed in for an emergency C-section. Arriving almost a month early, Baby Boten is immediately placed into the NICU instead of his parents arms, leaving Loren and Alex anxious and sad.
All of Loren's Boys
Loren and Alex are put to the test as days turn into weeks in the NICU for baby Boten. When they finally get word that he's strong enough to go home, the couple scrambles to prepare for his arrival.
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