Podcasts about first time parent

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 27, 2020 32:48

This EP is a must listen to for ALL parents if you have a baby around 12 months - every question you need to know about what you should be feeding your baby at this stage with expert Dr Kyla a Paediatric Dietitian. We cover Milk how much should they need at this age Healthy mindset and food habits for a one year old & parents Poo Fussy eating Family meals and habits Food psychology Why babies throw their food on the floor How to trust the baby and how much they're eating See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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EP 42 Things you wish someone had told you about the postpartum journey

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Play Episode Listen Later Jun 14, 2020 37:45

I learnt so many things postpartum about my body and my baby, and now I want to share them with you. This episode is hugely relatable, nothing is off-limits, and I think you'll be nodding away. Many of them are never talked about or shared, and I wish someone had told me. Griffo was away on a boys weekend, so Sophie Walker host of Australian Birth Stories joined Heidi to chat all about the things you wish someone had told you about the postpartum journey.

EP 35 The 10 baby products we couldn't live without

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Play Episode Listen Later Apr 27, 2020 23:24

We have put together a list of baby items that we couldn't live without and have been a game changer for us as First Time Parents. If you're a first time parent or newly pregnant, this LIST is made for YOU. Big love to our sponsors Denada Co. sugar-free ice cream, get around them in isolation, it's a kiddie fav. Check out their stockists www.denadaco.com

EP 31 SEX after having a baby

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Play Episode Listen Later Mar 29, 2020 25:39

WARNING - Do NOT listen to this episode with kids around, you'll have to answer too many questions. Sex as a new parent is few and far between, but we managed to fit in a quickie yesterday while our son had a nap. We speak openly about our sex life since having a baby, the struggles that Heidi has had with vaginal pain post-birth, her mindset and loss of libido. Griffo has been looking after himself if you know what we mean ;) A very open & honest discussion around sex after having a baby, how they both feel about their sex life, and how much they "should" be having.

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First Time Parent's Home Birth

Mamas In Color

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 25, 2020 51:36

*Warning: Baby Noise* You are listening to the first ever episode of Mama's In Color Podcast. This episode is dear to my heart, as it is about the birth of my godson. My best friend Indacia & her husband Quintin will take you through their experience as first time parents, who decided against social norms especially as a family of color to have a home birth - even after almost 2 days of prodromal labor Indacia worked hard for the birth of her dreams, pushing through to bring her sweet baby boy Earth side surrounded by the love of her family. Quintin will delve into what being a first time father and overcoming concerns of having a homebirth, what fathering a black son looks like & we will touch a little on colorism as well. Colorism is deep rooted in our communities of color and a way to combat that is through literature, this episode is sponsored by BeBombBookClub.com where you can find books that discuss the different shades of love within black families and by being a listener, you can take 15% off your order with the code: MC . Indacia's Social Media: Instagram: Dacia_Dacia --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mamasincolor/message

Ep 20 Dad is feeling really helpless as a First-time parent

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Play Episode Listen Later Jan 26, 2020 24:23

Something we forget to talk about when the new baby arrives is how the father feels. We check-in with Mum & then we goo & gah over the baby, but what about Dad? They can sometimes be forgotten about when the new baby arrives. Heidi & Griffo sit down to chat about the helplessness Griffo feels at times being a first-time Dad. He finds parenting a real struggle, feeling helpless, unable to comfort his baby boy Memphis & this can bring up feelings of frustration & anger. In this ep, they talk about the helplessness from the man's perspective, jealously, the shift in the bloke's identity & the love for his child. A MASSIVE shoutout to our sponsors www.feedingfriend.com.au LOVE their breast or bottle self-inflatable feeding pillow - to buy use code HEIDI30 to get 30% off.

Being a First Time Parent

Get Close

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 23, 2019 62:15

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Having Twins as a First-Time Parent with Mike Ciccotello – Podcast 199

Dad's Guide to Twins

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 28, 2019 32:36

Episode 199 of the Dad’s Guide to Twins Podcast Show Notes Today we continue our father of twins interview series ... Read more

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Dadcast - Misadventures in parenting

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 9, 2019 51:10

All the dads are back this week and respond to a couple of brilliant emails. The first one is a parent who is having a wonderful experience after the birth of their first child and doesn't want to ruin his perfect life. The second one is just class and you'll have to listen to the pod to find out why. There's also a super positive review of staycations and a couple of hotel recommendations. Email the dads - dadcast@offtheball.com or tweet @dadcast (https://twitter.com/dadcastpod) and review the show here (https://podcasts.apple.com/ie/podcast/dadcast-misadventures-in-parenting/id1437650268?mt=2)

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First Time Parent Relationship Advice | Dad University Podcast Ep. 228

Dad University Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 28, 2019 11:04

Being a first-time parent is awesome. I was both excited and nervous. I wasn't around kids very much before I had my first child. But you learn quick. Here are some first time parent tips that helped us: 1) Agree on Responsibilities - actually, write it down. Make a daily chart of what you are responsible for. I do the laundry on Tuesday, you get dinner. On Thursday I do the bath, you feed him and put him to bed. My wife and I sat down and had this discussion and understanding what is expected of each other can reduce a lot of arguments. 2) Communicate What You Want - This was one of the best pieces of first-time parent advice that was given to me. Nobody knows what you want or need unless you tell them. If you are wanting a break, tell your spouse. If you are wanting to connect, talk about it. It's ok to communicate what you want. Be prepared that your spouse may not feel the same way you do at the moment. As an example, you may want more intimacy....but your spouse isn't concerned about that. You might have to be a little more patient. As first time parents, romance may slow down a bit. Find other ways to connect and help each other. 3) Give Your Spouse Positive Re-enforcement - Whatever you do, do not be critical of how your spouse is doing something. "You changed the baby wrong". Well, you can't seem to load the dishwasher correctly. Complaining doesn't change behavior. Positive re-enforcement does. Thank you so much for changing the baby's diaper. I saw you did the dishwasher. That was helpful. As a first-time parent, there are going to be a lot of opportunities to be trying new things. Encourage each other instead of tearing each other down. 4) Take Time For Yourself - While you certainly will have less time than you did before, carve out time to do things that you enjoy. Discuss this with your spouse. When my wife and I were first-time parents, we made sure that each of us still got to exercise. It was really important to both of us. We couldn't do it at the same time, so I went to the gym early in the morning and then went I got back, my wife did her workout. It's important that you don't lose yourself. Your life does change, but you want to still be able to have some time for yourself. Also, the one on one time with the baby is really good for bonding. 5) It's OK Not to be Perfect Parents - Making mistakes is part of parenting. There are so many opportunities to make mistakes and you will. Know that it is ok to make mistakes, just try not to repeat them very much. Being a first-time parent is a learning experience. You and your spouse are embarking on a long journey. Understand there are going to be a lot of ups and downs. Realize that these ups and downs are normal and you will make it through.

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First Time Parent Relationship Advice | Dad University Podcast Ep. 228

Dad University Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 28, 2019 11:04

Being a first-time parent is awesome. I was both excited and nervous. I wasn't around kids very much before I had my first child. But you learn quick. Here are some first time parent tips that helped us: 1) Agree on Responsibilities - actually, write it down. Make a daily chart of what you are responsible for. I do the laundry on Tuesday, you get dinner. On Thursday I do the bath, you feed him and put him to bed. My wife and I sat down and had this discussion and understanding what is expected of each other can reduce a lot of arguments. 2) Communicate What You Want - This was one of the best pieces of first-time parent advice that was given to me. Nobody knows what you want or need unless you tell them. If you are wanting a break, tell your spouse. If you are wanting to connect, talk about it. It's ok to communicate what you want. Be prepared that your spouse may not feel the same way you do at the moment. As an example, you may want more intimacy....but your spouse isn't concerned about that. You might have to be a little more patient. As first time parents, romance may slow down a bit. Find other ways to connect and help each other. 3) Give Your Spouse Positive Re-enforcement - Whatever you do, do not be critical of how your spouse is doing something. "You changed the baby wrong". Well, you can't seem to load the dishwasher correctly. Complaining doesn't change behavior. Positive re-enforcement does. Thank you so much for changing the baby's diaper. I saw you did the dishwasher. That was helpful. As a first-time parent, there are going to be a lot of opportunities to be trying new things. Encourage each other instead of tearing each other down. 4) Take Time For Yourself - While you certainly will have less time than you did before, carve out time to do things that you enjoy. Discuss this with your spouse. When my wife and I were first-time parents, we made sure that each of us still got to exercise. It was really important to both of us. We couldn't do it at the same time, so I went to the gym early in the morning and then went I got back, my wife did her workout. It's important that you don't lose yourself. Your life does change, but you want to still be able to have some time for yourself. Also, the one on one time with the baby is really good for bonding. 5) It's OK Not to be Perfect Parents - Making mistakes is part of parenting. There are so many opportunities to make mistakes and you will. Know that it is ok to make mistakes, just try not to repeat them very much. Being a first-time parent is a learning experience. You and your spouse are embarking on a long journey. Understand there are going to be a lot of ups and downs. Realize that these ups and downs are normal and you will make it through.

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First Time Parent Podcast - Trailer

First Time Parent Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 15, 2019 3:19

Welcome to the First Time Parent Podcast. Join Husband and Wife, Christopher and Jessica as they journey through pregnancy into parenthood and talk about everything that comes with it... because they have NO IDEA WHAT THEY ARE DOING! Recorded whilst they are still pregnant with a real-time update on how it's going. Get to know them and their journey; From the joy to the pains, the happy to the sad, they will talk about everything that comes with having a new baby... without knowing what to do! Enjoy! @FTPPUK on Twitter & Instagram Facebook.com/FTPPUK Get in touch - firsttimeparentpod@gmail.com Music from Jukedeck

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Episode 74: The 10 Questions Every First-Time Parent Asks

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Play Episode Listen Later Jan 12, 2019 34:45

Here's a quick guide to the questions every new parent asks.

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First-Time Parent - Ep. 131

The Daily Derringer Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 30, 2018 25:38

Johnny Garbutt is about to become a dad! His wife is full term and the baby is expected any day now. Derringer, Valentyne and Parker (being experienced parents themselves,) give Johnny some friendly advice and tips for what to expect and how to deal with parenting life. One thing is for sure, we all seem to care way more about our children than we do ourselves… The Daily Derringer Podcast -- Tuesday October 30th, 2018 Check out more full episdoes at Q107.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Things I wish I knew as a first time parent

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Play Episode Listen Later Sep 28, 2018 22:41

Covering topics of baby sleep, breastfeeding, connection based parenting. Probably one of my favorite podcasts I’ve recorded. Please pass this on to any new parents that may benefit from this message!

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First-time parent: from theory to practice

RNZ: It Takes A Village

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 4, 2018 18:35

What's it like becoming a parent when you are a top researcher in child development ? Dr Annette Henderson joins Nine to Noon to talk about her experiences of becoming a first time Mum and seeing for herself how the practice aligned with the theory (or not!). She discusses infant development and has some practical advice related to early childhood parenting. Dr Annette Henderson is a senior lecturer at the University of Auckland and an expert in early childhood development with a specific focus on social and cognitive development 0 - 6 years of age.

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First-time parent: from theory to practice

It Takes A Village

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 4, 2018 18:35

What's it like becoming a parent when you are a top researcher in child development ? Dr Annette Henderson joins Nine to Noon to talk about her experiences of becoming a first time Mum and seeing for herself how the practice aligned with the theory (or not!). She discusses infant development and has some practical advice related to early childhood parenting. Dr Annette Henderson is a senior lecturer at the University of Auckland and an expert in early childhood development with a specific focus on social and cognitive development 0 - 6 years of age.

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A new father's tears

Dear God, it’s me 30

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 15, 2018 50:00

On their debut show, the girls talk to Joe, a new first time father. He discusses what he expected being a parent to be, before he was a parent.

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Mia - "I Was Nervous As A First Time Parent And I Work Here...But My Advice Is To Get Involved And Stay involved"

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Play Episode Listen Later Jan 9, 2018 25:29

Mia is an employee of her communities school system and the mother of a six-year-old daughter. Mia has spent her career working with schools and seeing what they can offer children - but when it was time to enroll her own daughter, she admits the process was daunting. Her daughter was academically ahead during preschool, and although she has a late birthday, tested up to kindergarten when she was only four years old. Mia admits that a lot of thought and conversation with her husband and other members of the school system went into making the decision - but she says it was the best decision they could have made. We talk all about the intimidation of entering the public school system for the first time, how to navigate the various programs to make sure your child gets a great education, and what the heck an immersion program really is.

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https://www.inclusivechildcare.org/InclusionMattersItunes.xml Questions from a First Time Parent: Part Three

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 11, 2017 14:17

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https://www.inclusivechildcare.org/InclusionMattersItunes.xml Questions from a First Time Parent: Part Two

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 10, 2017 15:20

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Play Episode Listen Later Mar 10, 2017 15:20

https://www.inclusivechildcare.org/InclusionMattersItunes.xml Questions from a First Time Parent: Part One

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 9, 2017 15:48

https://www.inclusivechildcare.org/InclusionMattersItunes.xml Questions from a First Time Parent: Part One

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 9, 2017 15:48