Podcasts about iottm

In this episode, Go to Girl interviews fellow kiwi-Podcaster Sara Spear from ‘The Parentalist’.  Sara gives the inside scoop on how and why she started podcasting and the success of her Kickstarter campaign for children’s books. Sara also interviewed Nat on her show (along with Jaime Tardy, Tim Reid and Rod Drury). www.theparentalist.com   Related podcasts: Do you have a book in you? (IOTTM episode 94)

Rachael Berndt is a long time IOTTM listener. She contacted us a little while ago about her husband who had recently been diagnosed with cancer and this week she shares her moving story with Nat.  Rachael talks about how their family cope with the diagnosis.  To find out more, or to contact Nat & Jacqui go to: Web: http://www.ifonlytheytoldme.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IOTTM Google+: https://plus.google.com/b/111802149887016280277/111802149887016280277/posts Twitter: https://twitter.com/IOTTM Email: nat@ifonlytheytoldme.com or jacqui@ifonlytheytoldme.com

Check out this week's give away from Divine You: https://www.facebook.com/IOTTM/app_228910107186452 http://divineyou.co.nz/ In this episode: Booking Packing Stick with a system Adjust expectations Safety first Social etiquette with other families Related posts: Tips for Family Travel: http://wp.me/p2hs8p-RD Top Tips for Travelling with Tots: http://wp.me/p2hs8p-Py Going on holiday with children: http://wp.me/p2hs8p-wP

How many parenting books do you find so good they're hard to put down once you start reading them? This was the experience Jacqui had when she read Eleanor Black's book "Confessions of a Coffee Group Dropout".Eleanor gives a refreshingly honest perspective of pregnancy and parenting and the expectations often felt by mothers in our modern society. She openly discusses how hard we can be on each other as parents and raises some great points about perspective. How important really is it to puree broccoli?In this chat, Jacqui and Eleanor briefly touch on parenting later in life, never getting anything finished, and balancing the pressures of family, home life and work.  Eleanor describes her top 8 IOTTM pregnancy myths: You can eat as much as you want.  You will adore your baby bump Books about pregnancy are helpful and you should read as many as you can You can be fashionable You'll get special treatment Pregnant women have a lot in common You'll be rewarded with diamonds You will bounce back Pick up a copy of Eleanor's book to read more about the realities of these myths. Also in this episode, we mention our latest giveaways and upcoming reviews of: http://www.myfoodbag.co.nz/ http://www.made4baby.co.nz/  http://felt.co.nz/shop/hatchlings http://felt.co.nz/shop/hatchlings