As parents in a very fast-paced world, it can be easy to become over-scheduled and for our kids to feel overstimulated. It seems like we’re so time poor that we can often feel like we have to cram every spare moment we have into making memories and activities and outings. In 2020 we have gotten a taste for slow-parenting, but how do we hold onto it? Em, Maz and Jess caught up with psychologist Leanne Hall to get her expert advice. 

Keep up with the conversation over at Kidspot.com.au and join us on Facebook to discuss. 

This podcast is brought to you by Children's Panadol, helping parents find more time for downtime. 

As parents in a very fast-paced world, it can be easy to become over-scheduled and for our kids to feel overstimulated. It seems like we’re so time poor that we can often feel like we have to cram every spare moment we have into making memories and activities and outings. In 2020 we have gotten a taste for slow-parenting, but how do we hold onto it? Em, Maz and Jess caught up with psychologist Leanne Hall to get her expert advice. 

Keep up with the conversation over at Kidspot.com.au and join us on Facebook to discuss. 

This podcast is brought to you by Children's Panadol, helping parents find more time for downtime. 

Parenthood doesn't come with an instruction book, it takes a village to help you navigate the tricky terrain of motherhood. That's where Mummy Mentors comes in, we've taken three mums from different stages of motherhood and brought them together with some experts to solve some of the most common parenting problems. Join Jess Rowe, Maz Compton and Kidspot's Emily Blatchford each week to get the answers you're looking for and have a few laughs while you're at it.

Parenthood doesn't come with an instruction book, it takes a village to help you navigate the tricky terrain of motherhood. That's where Mummy Mentors comes in...

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Join Jess Rowe, Maz Compton and Kidspot's Emily Blatchford each week to help you navigate the different stages of motherhood.

How do we hold on to this slowdown?

It doesn’t matter if you’re a first-time mum or a third-time mum, baby milestones are a baffling and confusing time. Are they reaching them at the right stage? Are they getting there at all?  It can be hard not to compare your child to others and also compare your parenting to others. Em, Jess and Maz caught up with Dr Andrew Rochford to find out everything you need to know about milestones, and when you need to worry. 

Keep up with the conversation over at Kidspot.com.au and join us on Facebook to discuss. 

This podcast is brought to you by Children's Panadol, helping parents find more time for downtime. 

 

 

It doesn’t matter if you’re a first-time mum or a third-time mum, baby milestones are a baffling and confusing time. Are they reaching them at the right stage? Are they getting there at all?  It can be hard not to compare your child to others and also compare your parenting to others. Em, Jess and Maz caught up with Dr Andrew Rochford to find out everything you need to know about milestones, and when you need to worry. 

Keep up with the conversation over at Kidspot.com.au and join us on Facebook to discuss. 

This podcast is brought to you by Children's Panadol, helping parents find more time for downtime. 

 

 

Milestones: Don't panic mama!

Before you have kids your only priorities in the relationship are the two of you. But once a baby arrives everything else goes out the window because it’s all about them. You’re both sleep-deprived, you can get snappy with each other, you can feel like you’re the only one doing all the heavy lifting. Suddenly you’re arguing about ridiculous things, like who is the most tired! So how do you get the romance happening again? Maz, Jess and Em share their own tips and catch up with psychologist Leanne Hall to get her advice. 

Keep up with the conversation over at Kidspot.com.au and join us on Facebook to discuss. 

This podcast is brought to you by Children's Panadol, helping parents find more time for downtime. 

 

Before you have kids your only priorities in the relationship are the two of you. But once a baby arrives everything else goes out the window because it’s all about them. You’re both sleep-deprived, you can get snappy with each other, you can feel like you’re the only one doing all the heavy lifting. Suddenly you’re arguing about ridiculous things, like who is the most tired! So how do you get the romance happening again? Maz, Jess and Em share their own tips and catch up with psychologist Leanne Hall to get her advice. 

Keep up with the conversation over at Kidspot.com.au and join us on Facebook to discuss. 

This podcast is brought to you by Children's Panadol, helping parents find more time for downtime. 

 

Relationships: Keeping the spark alive after kids

When you’re first handed your baby it can be really hard to trust your instincts, after all, you’ve never done this before, it can seem like it’s all just too much responsibility. Now those instincts can develop over time, but there’s nothing wrong with feeling way out of your depth!

Join Jess, Maz and Em as they talk about their own experiences and get some expert baby-care advice from Dr Andrew Rochford. 

Keep up with the conversation over at Kidspot.com.au and join us on Facebook to discuss. 

This podcast is brought to you by Children's Panadol, helping parents find more time for downtime. 

When you’re first handed your baby it can be really hard to trust your instincts, after all, you’ve never done this before, it can seem like it’s all just too much responsibility. Now those instincts can develop over time, but there’s nothing wrong with feeling way out of your depth!

Join Jess, Maz and Em as they talk about their own experiences and get some expert baby-care advice from Dr Andrew Rochford. 

Keep up with the conversation over at Kidspot.com.au and join us on Facebook to discuss. 

This podcast is brought to you by Children's Panadol, helping parents find more time for downtime. 

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