
The new parenting podcast where trusted experts fact check the baby advice filling your social media feed.
As a new dad, Greg Foot - creator and host of the popular BBC podcast Sliced Bread - is being bombarded by parenting tips so he’s making this podcast to work out what’s fact and what’s fad.
With Greg’s son Teddy only a few months old, Series 1 focuses on newborn babies - fact checking adv... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 5 | Founded | a month ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyParenting | |||

Is “baby talk” really the best way to talk to your newborn to help them develop their language skills? Can “baby sign” help babies communicate sooner? And if your family speaks multiple languages, how can you help your baby understand and learn them?... more
Hearing your baby cry is one of the hardest parts of early parenting - but how much of the advice around how to soothe your crying newborn is backed by science?
In this episode of The Baby Fact Check, new dad Greg Foot is joined by a trusted expert ... more
There’s a huge amount of pressure to get everything “right” from the moment your baby arrives, including “uninterrupted skin-to-skin contact during Golden Hour”. But is that really helpful? And is it worth continuing skin-to-skin in the weeks and mon... more
Social media is full of newborn sleep advice - but what if some of the “rules” are actually making life harder for new parents?
In this episode of The Baby Fact Check, Greg Foot - new dad and creator & host of the popular BBC podcast Sliced Bread - ... more
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A practical, evidence-based parenting show that consistently questions popular baby-care advice by bringing in university researchers and clinicians. Across recent episodes, the focus circles around newborn language development, crying, skin-to-skin contact, sleep, and related caregiver guidance, with an emphasis on separating myths from science. Guests typically include professors and doctors who translate research into actionable tips for new parents, while the host blends personal parenting anecdotes with expert context to reassure and inform without judgment. The format often features concise takeaways, practical strategies, and a willingness to challenge social-media noise, making it a useful resource for listeners seeking credible, re... more
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