Becoming a parent doesn't mean that you will automatically know how to a parent. Like most things in life, it takes experience to learn how to do something. Parenting is no different, and yet it seems that many people think they should instinctively know what to do. Annette Michaux from the Parenting Research Centre and mindfulness coach Amy Taylor-Kabbaz talk about why parents can have such high expectations of themselves and why parenting is a skill that is learnt with time.be 

<div>Becoming a parent doesn't mean that you will automatically know how to a parent. Like most things in life, it takes experience to learn how to do something. Parenting is no different, and yet it seems that many people think they should instinctively know what to do. Annette Michaux from the <a href="https://www.parentingrc.org.au/" target="_blank">Parenting Research Centre</a> and mindfulness coach <a href="https://www.amytaylorkabbaz.com/" target="_blank">Amy Taylor-Kabbaz</a> talk about why parents can have such high expectations of themselves and why parenting is a skill that is learnt with time.be </div>

From nurturing newborns to taming toddlers, we unravel the art and science of parenting with real-life stories and expert advice. The hilarious to the humbling and all the nitty gritty in between. Produced and presenter by mum of two and journalist, Shevonne Hunt.

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