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Parenting Out Loud

Mamamia Podcasts

Your weekly dose of culture-savvy conversation parents actually want. We break down the latest from the zeitgeist, news cycle and trending MumTok conversations, with smart takes and zero sugar-coating. Sharp, funny, never sanctimonious: if parents are thinking it, we’re talking about it.. Hit play and join the group chat.

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22:56

The Christmas Wishlist Mums Don’t Talk About

Parenting Out Loud ·

2024/12/23

'Twas the night before Christmas and there were presents to wrap.But then mum said "I've had enough of this crap!" In today's very special episode we dive into what YOU truly deserve this Christmas, and find out the helpful ways other parents are wrangling this holiday season. Plus, forget Mariah Carey - our resident Dad Thom Lion has written the ultimate Christmas song that sums up a certain "phenomena" that happens in your home every Christmas day. Consider us your festive friends with ideas to

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22:36

We're Not Waving, We're Drowning: Must Have Mental...

Parenting Out Loud ·

2024/12/22

Are you juggling kids, partner, job, chores and social engagements with no down time? In this episode of This Glorious Mess from the archives, hosts Leigh Campbell and Tegan breakdown the myth of superwoman and how they stop putting so much pressure on themselves. Plus they hear your hacks on how to ease the mental load. And in Nails + Fails Leigh is officially not smart enough to be a parent after being stumped by Alexander’s questions and Tegan’s child bribery stops working! THE END

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16:09

Kin Keeping Is The Christmas Mental Load No One...

Parenting Out Loud ·

2024/12/20

We've all heard about the mental load, but what about kin keeping? If you one day stopped wrangling the extended family or your in-laws to attend group gatherings, would you just never see each other again? Today we explore how much effort you should be putting into being the kin keeper and why it’s ok to take a step back. THE END BITS Support independent women's media Check out The Quicky Instagram here Feeling festive? Gift a Mamamia subscription!Head here to give the best stuff for women

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21:18

Little Love Stories: Float To Survive

Parenting Out Loud ·

2024/12/18

What do you remember about summer holidays as a kid? Whether it was pools, rivers, beaches, or running under sprinklers, staying cool was key. For today’s guest, Tiffany, summers were spent with her younger siblings. One unforgettable day at 17 tested her swim teacher skills when both siblings struggled in the water. Staying calm under pressure, Tiffany guided them to safety with quick thinking and steady coaching. Now a swim teacher, Tiffany uses those same skills to help parents keep their

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20:24

How Birth Order Shaped Your Personality

Parenting Out Loud ·

2024/12/15

Ever wondered why older siblings are bossy while the youngest is living their best chaotic life? Today we dive into the fascinating world of birth order and how it shapes your personality - and your kids! Yes, our research may indicate why you’re a Type-A overachiever or the family rebel. Also, ahead of Christmas Tegan and Annaliese unpack how varying financial positions in the family impact sibling dynamics - then how to navigate those tricky money conversations with ease this holiday season

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39:24

From The Archives: One Family's Extreme Travel Challenge

Parenting Out Loud ·

2024/12/13

Taking a long holiday is on the minds of families across the nation. So if you're in the need of some inspiration today's guest from the archives might be able to help... Deanna and her family after months spent in lockdown decided they wanted to go on an adventure. So they mapped out their ideal holiday, a six-month trek across New Zealand on the Te Araroa trail, totalling 3000kms. From Cape Reinga on the North Island to a place called, Bluff on the South Island. So why in the world did they decide

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20:36

Parents Anonymous: If Floor Food’s A Crime, Lock Me Up.

Parenting Out Loud ·

2024/12/11

A parent plays food fetch with their child, and we've decided they're the parent of the year. Meanwhile, "Sleeping Beauties" takes on a whole new meaning plus one mum uses lying and a day spa to get the best results from her child. Aligned and approved. You can share your best worst parenting stories by leaving us a voice note, email us at tgm@mamamia.com.au or for super shame super anonymous you can pop them in this form. THE END BITS Join the Month of MOVE Gift a Mamamia subscription: Head here to

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25:38

10 Simple Hacks To Get Your Time Back

Parenting Out Loud ·

2024/12/08

A few weeks ago, we dove into the topic of end-of-year overwhelm, and so many of you shared that you’re feeling exactly the same way! With endless to-do lists, days that feel too short, and barely a moment to breathe, finding time for yourself can feel impossible. That’s why we’ve put together some simple, practical hacks to help you reclaim your time. From clever apps to outsourcing tips and learning the art of letting go, we’re here to help you win back those precious hours in your week. Plus,

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20:18

From The Archives: When Holly Wainwright Took Her...

Parenting Out Loud ·

2024/12/06

Why did former This Glorious Mess host Holly Wainwright take her 9yo to school in East Africa? Well, she was hoping that maybe they'd both come back a little more #grateful and a little less #whingey. On this bonus episode you'll here from Matilda and Holly and others they met along the way in Uganda about what happens when you really take your kid waaay out of their (and your!) comfort zone. Also, they were supporting the excellent work of Aussie non-profit School For Life who build sustainable

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24:09

Little Love Stories: A Dream 10 Years In The Making

Parenting Out Loud ·

2024/12/04

Do you remember what your dream job was as a child? Maybe you imagined being a famous athlete, an astronaut, or a firefighter. For today’s guest, that dream wasn’t just a fantasy—it became her reality. Courtney started as a theatre kid, waiting eagerly for autographs at the stage door, dreaming of what it would be like to stand where her idols did. Years later, she made it happen. Courtney stepped into iconic roles like Anna in Frozen and Glinda the Good Witch in Wicked, along with countless other

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24:40

Mum Guilt Can Get In The Bin

Parenting Out Loud ·

2024/12/01

Enter lazy gewl giveaways here! Mum guilt—it's something most of us have heard about. But what about Dad guilt? Does it exist? Annaliese and Tegan take a deep dive into their own experiences with Mum guilt, exploring where it stems from. To get the Dad perspective, they brought back resident dad Thom Lion to share whether dads feel the same weight of guilt. Plus, a few of Mamamia's own dads shared their honest take... The results might surprise you and definitely give you something to think about

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24:54

From The Archives: Are You Raising An Arsehole?

Parenting Out Loud ·

2024/11/29

We all want to raise good kids. But do you ever worry that maybe you're raising an arsehole? On today's episode of This Glorious Mess from the archives, Holly and Andrew discuss if raising an asshole is avoidable or if as parents, maybe we will never truly know if we've raised an asshole until someone else points it out. And on parenting mentors, should you ever intervene when your friend's kid is acting up? THE END BITS Enter lazy gewl giveaways here! LINKS You can read find out more about the

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23:47

Parents Anonymous: The Cupcake Fraud

Parenting Out Loud ·

2024/11/27

A parent keeps a close eye on the gifts coming into the house—it might feel like extra admin, but it's undeniably clever. Speaking of clever, one mum has cracked the code for those insufferable "home-baked treats" requests at school fetes. And, in an impressive feat, a couple transforms into wizard-like time lords to carve out more alone time. You can share your best worst parenting stories by leaving us a voice note, email us at tgm@mamamia.com.au or for super shame super anonymous you can pop them

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24:57

Do You Have End Of Year Overwhelm?

Parenting Out Loud ·

2024/11/24

Is everyone tired? It's getting to that time of year where everything starts to get a bit hard. It may be the last week of November but it feels like the year has been dragging and the silly season can bring out some season overwhelm. Annaliese and Tegan turn to Lauren Thornborough, co-founder of The Village—a network designed to empower and support parents—to explore how to manage the mental load and combat end-of-year burnout. Plus Sarah Marie solves a tricky dilemma on the school run. THE END

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31:53

What Australia's Best Teacher Wants You To Know

Parenting Out Loud ·

2024/11/22

Do you remember your favourite school teachers? And if you do, what made them so special? In this episode of This Glorious Mess from the archives, Holly Wainwright and Andrew Dado talk to finalist of Australia’s best teacher award, Rebecca West. We know teachers have it tough sometimes so Holly and Andrew ask as parents, what can we do to help? Plus, this week's parenting mentors question, what do you do when your child's a perfectionist? THE END BITS LINKS You can find keep up with Mrs West on

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25:38

Little Love Stories: You Don’t Know Until You Know

Parenting Out Loud ·

2024/11/20

It’s funny how we spend so much of life trying not to get pregnant, only to assume it will happen instantly when we’re ready—yet for many women, that’s not the case. Today’s Little Love Story is from Harrie Jack. She began her journey with optimism, but month after month brought disappointment. As friends started families, she wondered if they had quietly struggled too, feeling a pang of guilt for never asking. This love story explores the hurdles our bodies face, the courage to admit when things

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22:36

Parenthood Rewires Your Brain... Literally

Parenting Out Loud ·

2024/11/17

No you're not losing it, science says that having a child changes your brain forever. Dr Golly is here to break down the reason you may cry at the news. Or feel overcome by emotions at the smallest things. It turns out that your amygdala, your brain’s emotional HQ, opens up a whole new range of emotions designed to help you care for your child. But it also starts to influence how you interact with the world around you... and guess what, its forever! THE END BITS Join the Month of MOVE Get $30 off

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30:27

Holly Wainwright Wants Your Daughters To Play Like A...

Parenting Out Loud ·

2024/11/15

If you're an OG listener of This Glorious Mess, you’ll remember the original hosts, Holly Wainwright and Andrew Daddo. They launched this podcast back in 2015 when Holly’s kids were little and Andrew’s were teens, tackling all the chaotic, wonderful messes that come with young families. In this episode, Holly and Andrew are joined by radio host Jo Stanley to talk about encouraging kids in sports, especially girls in footy. PLUS, Holly has mysteriously similar handwriting to the Elf on the

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17:08

Parents Anonymous: Killing Off Santa

Parenting Out Loud ·

2024/11/13

Is it a confession or deep respect to a parent who kills off Santa, The Tooth Fairy AND The Easter Bunny in just one conversation. We're leaning towards respect. Plus a mother who made the mistake of trying to enjoy herself at the beach with toddlers. You can share your best worst parenting stories by leaving us a voice note, email us at tgm@mamamia.com.au or for super shame super anonymous you can pop them in this form. THE END BITS Join the Month of MOVE Get $30 off a Mamamia subscription and

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25:38

Does Motherhood Define or Redefine You?

Parenting Out Loud ·

2024/11/10

Becoming a parent is undoubtedly one of the most life-changing experiences in the world. It’s full of unexpected surprises—both positive and challenging. It can also shift your sense of self in ways you might not anticipate, not only during those early months of sleepless nights and new routines but even years down the line. In this week’s episode, Annaliese and Tegan talk about the times they felt they lost their identity and the moments that helped them rediscover it. Plus, we check in on how

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