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Parenting
Potty Training
Family Dynamics
Gentle Parenting
Mental Health
Parenting Challenges
Separation Anxiety
Mom Guilt
Child Development
Trying To Conceive
Child Psychology
Social Media
Postpartum Depression
Pregnancy
Grief
Traditional Parenting Styles
Toddler Meltdowns
Postpartum Rage
Spoiling Children

Hosted by Kelly McCarren and Kee Reece Searles, Eat Sleep Repeat is a weekly virtual mother’s group in your ears. It's a judgement and shame-free zone where Kel and Kee share their raw, honest, funny and relatable experience being first time mums, trying desperately to survive.

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Raising boys sounds simple until you’re actually doing it. Kelly and Beth dive into the chaos, guilt and joy of shaping tiny humans into good men - from gender bias and “boy mum” cringe to why it’s okay to want softness in your sons.

LINKS TO EVERYT... more

We all have parenting red flags, and today we’re comparing notes. From screen-time shamers to the “Bubs and Hubs” brigade (plus the beige flags we secretly love), we’re unpacking the habits that instantly tell you who your people are… and who you’ll ... more

If you’ve suddenly found your toddler sounding like a tiny British royal or throwing around phrases you swear you didn’t teach them - it might be time to have a look at what’s happening on the screen.

This week, Lize Ratliff jumps back in the co-hos... more

What do you do when your husband suddenly wants to “show you” how to give him a better blow job… after 19 years of marriage? Yep, we’re starting there. This month’s Agony Aunt episode is pure chaos in the best way - from jaw-drop sex dilemmas to gran... more

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Recent Guests

Bethany Stanford Brown
A mother of four boys, sharing her parenting experiences and humor related to early motherhood.
Episode: Parenting Horror Stories You’ll Be Glad Aren’t Yours
Lize Ratliff
Former Head of Podcasts at Mamamia and a current student studying to become a teacher.
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Episode: I Had A Baby And Quit My Dream Job
Gen Muir
Obstetric social worker, parent educator, and author of Little People, Big Feelings
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Episode: Gen Muir On Catching Your Toddler On The Emotional Climb
Clare Stephens
Clare is a digital content creator, screenwriter, editor, podcaster, and former editor in chief at Mamma Mia.
Mamma Mia
Episode: Clare Stephens Would Like To Cancel Trad Wives
Tara O
Sex coach focusing on reigniting women's desire; also a mother of two.
Episode: I Promise You, It's Normal
Peta Hooke
Disability advocate and host of The I Can't Stand Podcast
The I Can't Stand Podcast
Episode: Mummy, Why Can't That Lady Walk?
Tara Pavlovic
Australian television personality and former childcare educator.
Episode: Tales From A Former Daycare Educator: Tara Pavlovic Reveals All
Jen Muir
Obstetric social worker and parent educator
Connecting Parenting
Episode: How To Cope With Unhinged Toddlers

Hosts

Kelly McCarren
Co-host of the show, sharing her humorous and raw experiences navigating motherhood.
Kee Reece Searles
Co-host of the show, offering authentic and entertaining insights into motherhood.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 738 ratings
  • Mean girls

    I feel like in the past few months the hosts have gotten really mean spirited and superior toward other women and moms and parents. It’s hard to say if it’s something I’m just noticing or if it has gotten worse. It’s just not something that feels helpful or constructive for me anymore, and I don’t feel like this is an energy that is constructive in the parenting world right now. I would love to see less focus on not being like the other girls/moms/families.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Rainydayz71
    United States8 days ago
  • Missing Kee!

    Not enjoying the pod anymore without Kee. I relate to her so much as a mum. She is such a voice of reason and is so measured. Love that she keeps it real about the hard times but that she also puts a lot of effort in to being the best parent she can be. Great balance.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mrs.BB.269
    Australia8 days ago
  • Obsessed

    I am obsessed with the pod! I’ve been on mat leave since March and binge listed to all the episodes. I’ve never felt more seen listening to a pod before!

    I also have a 2022 baby so being able to listen to your experiences whilst also having a fresh baby has been so helpful in my postpartum era. I couldn’t have done it without you guys 💕

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Nikki.E.M
    Australia2 months ago
  • Sigh

    A parenting podcast with hosts who despise motherhood. Good one 🙄

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    LKW1981xx
    Australia2 months ago
  • Thank you!

    Love this podcast- thank you Kelly and Kee for getting me through my postpartum period with laughs!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SARAHRHUTT
    Australia3 months ago

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Listeners appreciate the raw honesty and humor of the hosts, making it feel like a supportive group of friends tackling motherhood together.

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Help, My Husband Parents Like A Boomer
Q: What do you do if there's a kid at daycare you aren't keen on but your kid loves them?
It's not something that you can control; you can't decide who they will be friends with, and the more you try to keep them apart, the more they will want to be together.
I Had A Baby And Quit My Dream Job
Q: Did you experience an identity crisis during your pregnancy?
I didn't experience my identity crisis until I resigned. I was rational about my pregnancy but had a curveball when realizing my role had to change.
I Had A Baby And Quit My Dream Job
Q: Can you tell us about the moment you decided to quit your job for a whole new one?
It was always going to end up happening this way, especially after realizing I couldn't sustain my role while having a baby.
Would This Be A Dealbreaker? We Disagree
Q: What are your thoughts on public versus private and co-ed versus same sex?
I think it's really based on personal preference and depends on what's available in your area.
Would This Be A Dealbreaker? We Disagree
Q: Should I out them or keep my mouth shut?
I don't think you go and blow up someone else's life.

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This podcast offers a candid and humorous take on the adventures of motherhood, providing listeners with a virtual support system. The hosts share personal anecdotes that touch on the highs and lows of parenting, addressing topics such as sleep training, family dynamics, and the quest for self-identity as new moms. Unique to this podcast is its commitment to creating a judgment-free space where listeners can feel validated and understood, making it ideal for mothers navigating similar challenges. By blending humor and authenticity, the hosts engage their audience with relatable content that resonates with many first-time parents.

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2. Parenting Out Loud
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Eat Sleep Repeat launched 3 years ago and published 98 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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1. Bethany Stanford Brown
2. Lize Ratliff
3. Gen Muir
4. Clare Stephens
5. Tara O
6. Peta Hooke
7. Tara Pavlovic
8. Jen Muir

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