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After Bedtime with Big Little Feelings

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Parenting
Mental Health
Child Development
Autism
ADHD
Motherhood
Work-Life Balance
Parenting Challenges
Child Behavior
Marriage
Big Little Feelings
Mental Load
Infertility
Parenting Anxiety
Communication
Co-Parenting
Parenthood
Endometriosis
Postpartum Depression
Screen Time

Real talk? Modern parenting is a doozy. There’s never been more pressure to be perfect with social media readily at our fingertips - mixed with total isolation and no help. Where the f*ck is that village everyone talks about? Consider After Bedtime your village. Led by Kristin and Deena - founders of the largest online parenting community, Big Little Feelings - After Bedtime is the place you can g... more

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You can be wildly self-aware, deeply loving, in therapy, reading all the books, trying your absolute hardest - and still turn into a completely different person the second your relationship gets hard.

Maybe you start explaining yourself, clarifying ... more

You walk into a room and have absolutely no idea why you’re there. You can’t find the word you were JUST about to say. You’re exhausted, foggy, forgetful - and everyone tells you: welcome to motherhood.

But… what if we stopped brushing all of it off... more

Would you let your kid wear pajamas to school? Forget their homework and face the consequences? Tell Grandma they don’t want a hug? Quit a sport halfway through the season? Eat candy for breakfast? You probably have an immediate answer to at least a ... more

If you watched Amanda Kloots during the early days of COVID, you probably remember her story. Her husband, Nick Cordero, spent 95 days in the hospital before dying from complications of COVID-19. Their son, Elvis, had just turned one. And Amanda was ... more

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Recent Guests

Sheena Shea
Cast member from Vanderpump Rules, host of Shenanigans
Shenanigans
Episode: Rewire Your Relationships: The Attachment Patterns, Blind Spots, and Protective Moves Shaping How You Love
Emma Heming Willis
Author, caregiver advocate, wife and mom; advocate for dementia caregivers; co-founder of Make Time Wellness
Make Time Wellness
Episode: Your Brain Is Begging for These 5 Things (And it could help you prevent Alzheimer’s disease)
Dr. Nicole Beurkens
Licensed psychologist and board-certified nutrition specialist; scientific advisor to Make Time Wellness
Make Time Wellness
Episode: Your Brain Is Begging for These 5 Things (And it could help you prevent Alzheimer’s disease)
Amanda Kloots
Widowed mother, TV personality, author of Good Grief
None specified
Episode: Amanda Kloots Thought She’d “Conquer” Grief. Six Years Later, She Knows Better.
Billy Eichner
Actor, comedian, writer, producer
Actor/Writer/Producer (Bros, Billy on the Street)
Episode: Billy Eichner: How His Parents Gave Him the Audacity to Be Himself
Arin Schultz
Chief Growth Officer at Naturepedic
Naturepedic
Episode: Is Everything Toxic Now?! Here’s What Parents Actually Need to Know
Stassi Schroeder Clarke
Reality-TV personality and author, known from Vanderpump Rules; star of House of Stassi
House of Stassi / Vanderpump Rules
Episode: Stassi Schroeder Tells All: House of Stassi, Her Marriage to Beau & the Vanderpump Rules Years
Amanda Frances
Newbie of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, author and entrepreneur
Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Rich as Fuck
Episode: Amanda Frances on RHOBH: What You Didn't See on TV
Andrea Canning
Dateline journalist and Dateline True Crime Weekly podcast host
Dateline NBC
Episode: Dateline’s Andrea Canning Knows Why Women Are Obsessed With True Crime — And Her Answer Gave Me Chills

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 9.5k ratings
  • Ads have taken over

    Used to love the content but seems to be overrun by ads now. The last episode I will listen to seemed to be an entire episode long ad for a mattress company with lots of fear mongering and misinformation. This kind of information is not helpful or relatable to the masses who are barely scraping by, getting hand me downs from friends/family etc to make it work. Seems like they sold out.

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    1
    C1234dhhfvdfgv
    United Statesa month ago
  • Ads

    The show has progressively gotten more laden with ads, to the point where the actual useful content can be reduced to 5-10 minutes. The most recent episode about toxins is probably the last episode I will listen to. The entire episode is essentially a 30 minute ad for organic mattresses (complete with some misinformation and fear mongering). It’s completely acceptable to have your own values and views and live your life accordingly. It’s not acceptable to make moms fearful and guilty for our kid... more

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Cleo9192
    United States2 months ago
  • Promising content but falls short

    Even when the content sounds great, they go down a rabbit hole discussing something completely off topic, and with that I realise that I’m no longer paying attention so it’s a waste of time tuning it at all.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    MandiStell
    Australia2 months ago
  • Ad city

    Holy smokes, I listened to this podcast at the beginning and in general enjoyed it: I enjoy many of their fairly balanced approaches to parenting and non judgemental advice. However, I recently listened to a new episode and I’m certain it was 50% ads and then 20% random discussion. Perhaps this is the amount of ads required to actually make money doing a podcast? Too much for me, maybe the podcast needs a bit of a re org.

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    2
    A.Cruz99
    United States2 months ago
  • BLF Fangirl

    If I ever met either of you in passing, I will drop dead with my fangirl excitement! You two have given me so much strength, hope and laughter since I became a Mom! Could NOT recommend your BLF buisness enough. Truly, from one mama to another, thank you for helping me find the joy in motherhood while navigating all the expectations and reality of the invisible mental load.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Erica Sollid
    United States3 months ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Many listeners value the hosts' authenticity and practical parenting guidance.
Fans appreciate the real talk and relatable stories, often noting improved confidence in handling everyday parenting
Some critics feel the show relies heavily on ads and sponsor reads which can disrupt the core content

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Apple Podcasts
#154
United States/Kids & Family
Apple Podcasts
#104
Canada/Kids & Family
Apple Podcasts
#174
United Kingdom/Kids & Family
Apple Podcasts
#202
Italy/Kids & Family
Apple Podcasts
#215
Australia/Kids & Family
Apple Podcasts
#147
New Zealand/Kids & Family

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Your Brain Is Begging for These 5 Things (And it could help you prevent Alzheimer’s disease)
Q: What are the top day-to-day lifestyle shifts for brain health?
Prioritize adequate sleep, Mediterranean-style nutrition, regular movement, and supplementation as needed, while avoiding perfectionism and aim for consistency in these pillars.
Amanda Kloots Thought She’d “Conquer” Grief. Six Years Later, She Knows Better.
Q: How has Amanda's view of grief changed since the loss of her husband?
She now sees grief as a process of authentic self-discovery and a continued journey rather than a finish line to reach; therapy and time have reshaped her understanding of healing.
Your Hardest Parenting Questions, Answered: Part 2
Q: What about neurodivergent kids during transitions?
Acknowledge that transitions may take longer; extend the period of reduced demands and ongoing support, and emphasize self-care for the caregiver to avoid burnout.
Your Hardest Parenting Questions, Answered: Part 2
Q: How can you start therapy when time feels scarce?
Reframe therapy as the support that enables you to manage everything else; aim to schedule a weekly or biweekly slot and treat it like a pediatric appointment so you commit.
Your Hardest Parenting Questions, Answered: Part 2
Q: How should you handle back-to-school transitions with kids who are struggling?
Cut down on demands for the first two weeks, ensure a protein-rich dinner, and gradually rebuild routines, while giving kids meaningful tasks to foster independence and connection with the new school year.

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Real-talk parenting podcast focused on the daily realities, struggles, and small, practical shifts that make family life more doable. Hosts Kristin and Deena bring candid conversations about imperfect marriages, toddler chaos, parenting mental load, and navigating modern parenthood with warmth, humor, and science-backed tips. Episodes blend personal stories, expert guest insights, and actionable strategies aimed at reducing overwhelm and building authentic connections with kids and partners. A notable strength is its unabashed authenticity and supportive, non-judgmental vibe, which tends to attract listeners who want relatable guidance without preaching. The show often features experts and guest voices that expand the conversation beyond ba... more

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1. Sheena Shea
2. Emma Heming Willis
3. Dr. Nicole Beurkens
4. Amanda Kloots
5. Billy Eichner
6. Arin Schultz
7. Stassi Schroeder Clarke
8. Amanda Frances

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