The podcast in which you hear from real, genuine mothers and actual experts about topics that matter to mothers and their children. Not just what is for tea, but maternal mental health, raising teenagers, family taxation, busyness, loneliness, identity, infant stress and so on. Hosted by Claire Paye.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 40 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Categories | Kids & FamilyParenting |
What is life like when you give up work to look after your children full time? Lisa, Laura and Victoria all open up about why they chose to leave paid work, what they like about being able to care for their children full time, and what the challenges... more
Talking about suicide does not make it more likely that someone will end their life, it really shows that you care. Rachel, a counsellor from Papyrus,a UK charity for the prevention of young suicide, discusses with me what may lead someone to conside... more
What does 'normal' teenage behaviour look like? Erica Komisar, psychoanalyst, parent coach and author answers this and so many other questions. How can we maintain good mental health when our teenagers tell us we are useless? Why are teenagers attrac... more
What does 'success' look like for girls today? How do we help our daughters cope with pressure, both from themselves and from society? What is holding women back in the workplace? Jo Wimble-Groves, author of the new book, Rise of the Girl, joins me t... more
Considering how your baby or child, and therefore you, can get more sleep often dominates a parent's waking, of which there are often many, hours. Lyndsey Hookway, an expert in infant and child sleep, joins me to explore what a normal sleep pattern l... more
Finding time to invest in your marriage whilst raising small (or tall) children is a challenge. Michaela Hyde, Director of the Marriage Foundation, and a wife, outlines her recipe for a healthy marriage while I throw out all the issues I find being m... more
Being unable to have the number of children you'd hoped for is so sad but secondary infertility is hardly ever discussed openly. It is emotionally exhausting coping with the relentless nature of keeping on trying either naturally or through IVF or ot... more
Universal Credit (UC) is now the main way of accessing government support for mothers whose income is low or non-existent. Patricia Exley, a Citizens Advice manager, runs through the type of support available through UC, how to apply for it, and what... more
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I’ve recently discovered this podcast and been binging. Guests are varied and fantastic. So informative, non judgemental but with a focus on truth. Thank you. You’re fantastic Claire ❤️
Crucial dive into what mothers do, and how our government needs to support their role (after years of overlooking it!) Intelligent analysis of the various factors at play and considerations to be taken into account into developing truly family-friendly policies.
Thank you so much for doing this critical work. You voice the importance of my work which deep inside I know to be true, but never hear from any other source! Thanks for keeping me seen and motivated.
Informative, inspiring and moving. I’m really enjoying these podcasts. Looking forward to the next ones. So rarely do you have positive outlets for the important role of mothering and caring for the next generation.
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I really enjoyed this! Very helpful info for all parents. With good practical parenting tips.
Amazing start and great insights. Look forward to many more.
Apple Podcasts | #243 | United Kingdom/Kids & Family/Parenting |
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