Eat Sleep Repeat
Eat Sleep Repeat
Hosted by new mums and besties, Kelly McCarren and Kee Reece, eat sleep repeat is a virtual weekly mother’s group for your ears. It's a judgement and shame-free zone where Kel and Kee give advice and talk to other everyday mums. But mostly it’s a raw, honest, funny and relatable look at being a first time mum, desperately trying to survive.Social links:
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The Birthday That Hit Different
Kee is joined by Lize Ratliff while Kelly is living her best life in Paris, and this episode has the full motherhood spectrum: the tiny sentence that makes you feel like you might actually be doing something right… and the 6am meltdown that brings you straight back to earth. Because motherhood can…
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Can We Be Honest About Mother’s Day?
Mother’s Day sounds simple enough… until it isn’t. This week, Kee and Kelly get into the joy, grief, pressure and weird expectations wrapped up in one very loaded Sunday. From wanting to be celebrated, to complicated relationships with mums, to the small moments that can make the day feel beautifu…
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Facebook Marketplace People, We Need To Talk
A chaotic work week, a Facebook Marketplace find of dreams, and a cat emergency that made Kelly look like she’d fled a crime scene - just a regular week really. LINKS TO EVERYTHING WE MENTIONED Maison Balzac The Everything Bottle Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke HOSTS & PRODUCERS Kelly McCarren…
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What Is Matrescence? How Motherhood Changes You
There’s a word for the strange, disorienting shift that happens when you become a mum and realise you’re not quite the same person anymore: matrescence. In this episode, Kee and Kelly unpack the science behind how motherhood changes the brain, and hear from the shitters about what changed for them…
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When The Whinging Starts Before Breakfast
One wrong move and it’s game over. This week, Kee and Kelly get real about the phase no one warns you about: relentless four-year-old whinging, clinginess, attitude, and the kind of morning meltdown that can start with honey being in the wrong shape. Underneath the chaos, there’s also the quieter …
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The Diagnosis That Made My Whole Life Make Sense
For years, Kelly thought she was just a bit dizzy, a bit tired, a bit dramatic. Then she discovered POTS, a little-known condition that can leave you lightheaded, foggy, faint and feeling absolutely awful, especially after pregnancy. In this episode, she breaks down what POTS actually is, how she …
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Some Days Motherhood Feels Impossible. Others Feel Magic.
One of us is drowning in toys, washing and the impossible dream of a clean house. The other is losing her phone, forgetting everything and wondering why her brain feels permanently foggy. So yes, spirits are high. But this episode also has the good stuff: the kind of day with your kids that makes …
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I Froze My Eggs. Three Months Later, I Was Pregnant.
Jess Clark has packed a lot of life into one lifetime, and this episode proves it. Now working as Mamamia’s food and travel editor, Jess takes us through the chapters that shaped her: a religious marriage in her early 20s, a full-blown identity reset, a cancer diagnosis, heartbreak, egg freezing, a…
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What In The Fresh Daylight Savings Hell Is This?
The clocks changed… and suddenly mornings are starting at 5:30. Make it make sense. In this Peak & Pit, Kel and Kee get honest about the kind of weeks that feel a bit off - early wake-ups that hit hard, the quiet panic of feeling behind, and the mental load of trying to do everything well. But the…
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My Birth, My Choice: Chelsea Williamson On Doing It Her Way
Chelsea Williamson’s first year of motherhood didn’t look the way a lot of people expect it to. From choosing an elective C-section to deciding to formula feed from birth, Chelsea opens up about making deeply personal choices in a world that always seems to have an opinion. This is a conversation …
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