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Dear Mum is the funny, honest, zero-judgement podcast that feels like the mums’ group chat that’s always open - for 3am feeds, school runs, and everything in between.

Podcast · By Charlie Barker · British English · Official site

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Sep 10, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    Dear Mum, it's Anita Mitra: I Scanned Myself and Found Out It Was Twins (opens the original)

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    TRIGGER WARNING - this episode includes an honest conversation about miscarriage and pregnancy loss, in case that's a hard topic for you to hear right now. Listen with care. "It took me about six months to really bond with them." Dr Anita Mitra is a gynaecologist, cancer surgeon, and the voice behind Gynae Geek… and is here on Dear Mum being honest about something almost nobody admits to out loud. Anita and I go back years, long before either of us had kids, and this conversation covers a lot: m

  2. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Dear Mum, it's Alice Liveing: I Wore Busyness Like a Badge of Honour (opens the original)

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    "Have you tried putting your baby down drowsy but awake?" A statement SO many of us mums have been told… but why!? It’s a question the wonderful Alice Liveing has us all asking in this episode, which will make you laugh (and maybe swear a little) on Dear Mum. Alice is a personal trainer, an old gym friend of mine from way before either of us had kids, and mum to eight-month-old Jeanie - she’s also a much loved content creator and blogger. We talk about the reality-check of early motherhood - the

  3. Episode · Aug 27, 2026

    Dear Mum, it's Lina Perez: The Sh*t Shot Nobody Warns You About (opens the original)

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    A gentle heads up: this episode includes an honest conversation about postpartum anxiety and depression, and briefly touches on a parent's dementia diagnosis, in case that's a hard topic for you to hear right now. "Can you come and watch me sleep?" That's the request Lina Perez made to friends during her second postpartum — and the fact that most said no is exactly why this episode matters. Lina is a mum of two, business owner, and founder of RestoreHer postpartum retreats. We have an honest, de

  4. Episode · Aug 20, 2026

    Dear Mum, it's Chaneen Saliee: I Breastfed Two Babies at Once for 18 Months (opens the original)

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    If Chaneen Saliee isn’t already on your radar, she should be, because this mum of three is a beautiful force! Founder of breastfeeding-wear brand ‘Chic and Discreet’, Chaneen is also a content creator who just so happens to be our first guest to bring her baby, Dare, into the studio with her (fair warning: he steals the show). We talk about the whiplash of going from free-spirited world traveller to mum of one, then two, then — after a seven-year gap — a surprise-announced third. Chaneen tandem

  5. Episode · Aug 13, 2026

    Dear Mum, it's Louenna Hood: I Chose a Path of Solo Parenthood, Through Adoption (opens the original)

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    Trigger Warning: This episode includes discussions around infertility and becoming parents through surrogacy. "I walked into a room full of cots, and it was like a lightning bolt." That's the moment Louenna Hood describes as the turning point… the second she knew she was going to adopt. Louenna's spent her whole career looking after other people's children, over 100 babies, a Norland nanny training, and now the app and book that's helped thousands of parents (myself included). She chose to build

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