
The Other Mothers Podcast, produced by Teddy's Wish, is hosted by friends Elle, Caro and Jen who speak candidly about their experiences of baby loss and invite guests to share their stories too. About the hosts: Caro Tasker runs The Spikey, a neurodivergent space/community as an autistic ally and educator. An ardent ambassador for neonatal research in memory of her son Freddie, the funds raised so... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 34 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilySociety & CultureParenting | |||

In this powerful episode, we're joined by Alicia Burnett, founder of Black Baby Loss Awareness Week, who shares why this important campaign was created and the work she is doing to help make meaningful change. Alicia opens up about the devastating lo... more
In today's episode, we're joined by Marina Fogle, journalist, podcaster and co-founder of The Bump Class, to discuss the loss of her baby boy Willem in 2014. She speaks openly about grief, motherhood and remembering Willem in a conversation that is b... more
In this episode, we speak to award-winning journalist, editor and author Amit Katwala who shares his personal story of loss following the stillbirth of his son Rayan. Amit has also shared his deeply moving story for The Guardian, offering a powerful ... more
In this episode, we are joined by Lucy Livesey, founder of Ellie's Gift. Lucy shares her story of losing her baby girl Ellie to TFMR (termination for medical reasons) and how she set up Ellie's Gift in her memory to support the baby loss community.
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I really enjoyed the latest episode it really resonated with me . I have read both of Elle's book when I was deep in the trenches of recurrent losses . The last chapter in bump in the road ' girl in the mirror ' really makes me cry as I did eventually make it to the other side and that chapter sums up everything for me .
Both books are amazing and so is this podcast.
This podcast really helped me in the first few weeks after my first child was full term stillborn. I was at a total loss and didn’t know who I was or what I was supposed to do or feel. It really helped to listen to other people’s stories in depth and just also to listen to what life after babyloss is like. The girls discuss serious issues but with friendship and sarcasm and humour. It’s comforting to hear all your feelings explained and to realise you’re not alone. This podcast was my first laug... more
Prof Mark Johnson what a guy I was lucky enough to be under Leeds when I had premature birth and subsequently have been looked after in there preterm birth clinic . These are some of the most incredible humans on this planet . How many lives they must have saved . Thank you for talking about incompetent cervix as this I feel is another subject of term shyed away from .
Thank you for all you do to open up the conversation about baby loss .
Amazing podcasts and really helping me through my grief after baby loss.
Bloody brilliant ladies. I’ve not lost a baby at full term/ later in pregnancy but have too many friends who have. Super helpful in helping me support them. Have followed you for years Elle & love hearing you chat in my ear with your lovely friends!
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A candid, empathetic show focused on baby loss, bereavement, and advocacy. Per episode conversations blend personal grief with practical guidance, exploring cultural competence in care, community support networks, and ongoing initiatives that help families cope, heal, and lobby for better services. Guests range from bereaved parents to advocates and clinicians, sharing intimate stories and actionable steps for professionals and charities to improve awareness, access, and support. The format often balances seriousness with warmth and humor, normalizing difficult feelings while spotlighting concrete campaigns and resources that drive change.
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Recent guests on The Other Mothers include:
1. Alicia Burnett
2. Marina Fogle
3. Amit Katwala
4. Lucy Livesey
5. Ali Harris
6. Jenni Thomas
7. Jess Clasby-Monk
8. Laura Burdett
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