Join the Real Parents crew on their podcast where they candidly talk about what they know as parents and as professionals working in the field as social workers, psychologists and educators. Join Anna and Kate every fortnight for the Being Real Parents podcast on Plains FM, YouTube Music, Spotify, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts!
Check out a few of our favourite episodes below!
The Wiggles join us to talk parenting
Simon and Lachy from The Wiggles join Anna and reveal some great moments from their own parenting, and tips that can support us all. This is a fun episode, not to be missed!
Real Talk with Rebekah Lipp from Wilding Books
Anna is joined by Bex Lipp from Wildling Books for an honest and heartfelt kōrero about parenting. Bex shares her experience of raising neurodivergent tamariki, home schooling, and finding her own rhythm as a mum. Bex’s story is full of insight, courage, and connection. Tune in for real talk on autism, motherhood, and the power of trusting yourself.
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How can we best support our teens with Dr Sue Bagshaw
Dr Sue Bagshaw talks with Anna about teens today and what we can do as parents to best support them. She's got some great tips that are really doable and will make a really positive difference for you and your young person.
Talking how we as parents can say "no" and set boundaries
Anna and Julie talk about how we can say "no" and set boundaries with our kids and teens. Julie Burgess-Manning is a registered psychologist and family therapist.
Real Parents, Real Talk: Feeling Good in Parenting
Real talk with Anna, Kate, and Juliet on what makes parenting feel good. From small wins to messy moments, they share insights on connection, self-compassion, and returning to values. No judgment, just honest kōrero, laughs, and reassurance that you’re doing better than you think. Tune in for relatable parenting wisdom and practical tips.
Supporting siblings to get along!
Kate and Anna work a lot with parents whose kids don't get along. It can be really frustrating, not to mention, saddening. Here's our best tips to have siblings who are friends as well.
