A weekly look at parenting as it truly is: confusing, exhausting, inspiring, funny, and full of surprises. Join Tegan Natoli and Libby Trickett every Monday as they discuss all the disasters and delights of parenting with a healthy dose of advice from our trusted experts.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 637 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Kids & Family |
Ever thought about how to dodge a surprise baby once your family's set? While the usual suspects are contraception or the ol' snip for the guys, more women are opting for sterilisation. This week Libby and Tegan talk to a mum who just had the procedu... more
With all the awful news over the weekend and the last few days, here at the mothers group in your ears, we wanted to help you find the tools to talk to your kids in age appropriate terms. more
Is the generation of cul de sac kids dying out? In this weeks episode Libby and Tegan discuss their free range childhoods and how its changed now they are parents. Asking the question, is the world changing or is the news just scarier? more
On todays very special episode Tegan & Libby sit down with podcast duo 'Sassy' Scott O'Halloran to hear the incredible story of how he became a father. more
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Oh Holly!! How I have missed your tones on this glorious mess!! I found this episode so useful being a mother of a new high schooler. Love the combined episode of Help I have a teenager and this glorious mess!! Listened several times. Thanks so much!!
For reasons unknown, I listened to the no filter podcast where Mia interviewed Leigh who was actually crying for the multiple attempts for IVF. It was the worst thing possible for her, yet now between her socials and her podcast, etc, all she does is complain about her son, and constantly puts her wants above her child’s needs. It is true in life, that when the path is so difficult, don’t go there. Leigh went there, and she clearly regrets it. I hope between looking in the mirror, admiring her ... more
I’ve been listening to this podcast for ages now and I just don’t know what it’s trying to be. It does seem to be more and more just two really privileged women complaining about parenting. It could be so much better even with that format. There is so little nuance in their discussions. I like Leigh but I’m glad she’s decided to move on. I think the show would benefit from someone more interested in parenting.
So relieved we no longer have to listen to that whining, grifting and excessive affiliate-linking scab who will do anything to furnish her overpriced eastern suburbs shoebox for free. Good riddance!
Might listen again now Leigh is leaving. She is so indulgent and vain, clearly doesn’t like parenting and spends as much time as possible away from her child.
Apple Podcasts | #41 | Australia/Kids & Family |
Apple Podcasts | #178 | Japan/Kids & Family |
Apple Podcasts | #189 | Saudi Arabia/Kids & Family |
Apple Podcasts | #212 | Indonesia/Kids & Family |
Apple Podcasts | #247 | New Zealand/Kids & Family |
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