Outlouders, the second episode of Parenting Out Loud has just dropped so we're adding it here as a little Saturday treat. You. Are. Welcome.

Join Jessie Stephens and Amelia Lester as they discuss:

• Is the family dinner really just a guilt trip with cutlery?
• If Kourtney Kardashian is on to something when she says school's outdated. 
• The model who makes money from encouraging women and girls to live a 'skinny' lifestyle. Different generation, different platform, same disturbing message.  

And in their reccos this week:

• Amelia's got a brilliantly grim podcast that both you and your kid will love.

• Jessie shares her sneaky hack to score all the toys—no meltdown required.

Come join the conversation. New eps drop Saturdays. No shoulder spit-ups required.

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WHAT TO LISTEN TO NEXT:

• Parenting Out Loud Ep 1: Grandparents — It's Time For Your Performance Review
• Undoing Toxic 90’s Diet Culture For The Next Generation
• A Declutter Expert's Top Hacks And Why Every Family Needs A 'Drop Zone'
• How To Build A Universe: Trains, Planes And Adventure Games!
• But Are You Happy: The Right Way To Say No To People You Love

WHAT TO READ:

• 'I'm an organisational expert, and the "drop zone" hack is all you need to beat clutter.'
• 'My house was full of clutter, until I learnt about the "reach" theory.'
• STEPH CLAIRE SMITH: 'Your whole family will love these 20-minute dinner recipes.'
• LYNDI COHEN: 'The simple recipe I recommend everyone makes for a family dinner.'
• "It sucks if you have carpet." 6 things no one told me about feeding a baby.

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