Parenthood
Our lives change when we become parents. Of course, we experience the joys and challenges of parenting, but we go through profound changes on a personal level too.Parenthood is all about exploring these personal challenges we feel as adults.
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- 27
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- Sep 23, 2026
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- Jul 6, 2026
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Solo ep - The emotional hangover; when de-motivation is so real (opens the original)
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Why are we always looking ahead to what’s next? In this solo episode, I reflect on the strange emotional comedown that can happen after getting something you really wanted. A reminder to myself, as much as anyone else, to occasionally stop chasing what’s next and notice the good stuff that’s already here. The end. Follow Parenthood on Instagram @parenthoodpod Share We’d love it if you could share this episode with a friend! Parenthood Podcast acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land on
Chantel Mila on cleaning hacks, the mental load & building a following (opens the original)
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This week I’m joined by Chantel Mila, aka Mama Mila, who has built a community of more than 4 million followers sharing her clever cleaning and home hacks. We chat about the cleaning shortcuts that actually save parents time, getting kids involved, sharing the household load and the jobs we’re all overcomplicating. Chantel also shares how she turned posting home hacks into an incredible career, the lessons she’s learnt building a huge online community and her advice for anyone wanting to grow th
Solo ep - Success Has a Cost (For the Whole Family) (opens the original)
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Behind every big opportunity is a story most people never see. While I was filming The Block, everyone saw the exciting career milestone. What they didn’t see was my husband holding down the fort at home—school drop-offs, dinners, bedtimes and everything in between. This episode isn’t just about ambition. It’s about partnership. Because success is rarely achieved alone. It’s often built on the quiet sacrifices of the people who love us most. If you’re in a season where you’re carrying more so so
Poppy Griffiths on the pressure to do it all. Sponsored by Nescafe (opens the original)
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Poppy Griffiths is a mum of three, founder of UnlimitU, High Performance Neuroscience Coach and R U OK? Community Ambassador. We talk mental health and resilience, career and identity after kids, the pressure on women to do it all, and how to support someone who says they’re “fine” when you suspect they’re not. A big thank you to our episode sponsor Nescafe the official cuppa partner to R U OK? Nescafe Instagram: @nescafeanz Website: https://www.nescafe.com/au/ Partnership with R U OK?: https://
👄 REAL TALK - Are we just exhausted or are we actually falling apart? (opens the original)
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This week we’re answering an audience DM: “I’m a mum of 3 young children and I’m exhausted. It’s impacting my relationship. How do you know if your relationship is truly falling apart, or if it’s just due to the sleep deprivation phase?” We chat all things the realities of sleep deprivation, our experiences with no sleep in the early days of parenting, how our relationships were challenged due to the lack of sleep and is this just a season? A big thank you to our episode sponsors Lacevo & Babyho
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