The Late-Night Parent Club

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Still awake? You're in good company.  The Late-Night Parent Club is the parenting podcast for the questions that keep you up at night, hosted by Minah Shannon and brought to you by MadeForMums.  From sleepless nights and newborn worries to relationships, mental health and the everyday chaos of raising children, Minah is joined by parenting experts and real parents for honest conversations, practical advice and a little reassurance along the way.  No question is too awkward, no worry too small and no parenting experience off limits.  Whether you're feeding a baby at 2am, folding washing, or finally enjoying five minutes to yourself, pull up a chair. You're part of the club.  New episodes every Tuesday and Thursday at 11pm.  The Late-Night Parent Club is a MadeForMums podcast, published by Immediate. 

Episodes

  1. 1d ago

    No One Warns You About the Night Shift with The Modern Midwife

    Why does 3am feel so much heavier with a newborn? Host Minah Shannon is joined by The Modern Midwife, Marie Louise, a senior midwife and the bestselling author of The Modern Midwife’s Guide series, to talk about newborn nights, sleep deprivation and why you’re not the only one awake.  Together they explain why the night hours feel so lonely, why the exhaustion and memory fog are normal, what partners can do during night feeds, and why a second or third baby can be just as hard as the first.  They also cover why “postpartum lasts forever” and how to find your support network. Broadcaster, DJ and author Gemma Cairney drops in with a message for late-night parents: trust your gut. The Late-Night Parent Club is a MadeForMums podcast, published by Immediate. New episodes every Tuesday and Thursday at 11pm. For more expert parenting advice, real-life stories and trusted product reviews, visit https://www.madeformums.com Enjoyed this episode? Follow The Late-Night Parent Club and share it with a parent who might need to hear it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

  2. Season 1 Trailer

    Welcome to The Late-Night Parent Club!

    Still awake? You're in good company.  Parenting doesn't come with a handbook, but The Late-Night Parent Club might just be the next best thing.  Join host Minah Shannon for honest conversations, expert advice and answers to the questions we're sometimes too embarrassed to ask.  From sleepless nights and newborn worries to relationships and the reality of raising children, we're bringing together parenting experts and real parents to talk about it all.  New episodes every Tuesday and Thursday at 11pm, starting 20 October.  The Late-Night Parent Club is a MadeForMums podcast, published by Immediate.  Follow now and join the club. The Late-Night Parent Club is a MadeForMums podcast, published by Immediate.  New episodes every Tuesday and Thursday at 11pm.  For more expert parenting advice, real-life stories and trusted product reviews, visit https://www.madeformums.com  Enjoyed this episode? Follow The Late-Night Parent Club and share it with a parent who might need to hear it.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Still awake? You're in good company.  The Late-Night Parent Club is the parenting podcast for the questions that keep you up at night, hosted by Minah Shannon and brought to you by MadeForMums.  From sleepless nights and newborn worries to relationships, mental health and the everyday chaos of raising children, Minah is joined by parenting experts and real parents for honest conversations, practical advice and a little reassurance along the way.  No question is too awkward, no worry too small and no parenting experience off limits.  Whether you're feeding a baby at 2am, folding washing, or finally enjoying five minutes to yourself, pull up a chair. You're part of the club.  New episodes every Tuesday and Thursday at 11pm.  The Late-Night Parent Club is a MadeForMums podcast, published by Immediate. 

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