13 January 2019: Georgia joined in the studio by two experts, who are going to sort out my child-friendly social calendar.

Simona Agolini and Claudia Ribas are two of the co-founders of Qidz – a handy guide to ensure your kids are never bored in Dubai.

10 January 2019: Last year was a pretty big year in the world of tech. We saw Facebook promise to re-focus on friends & family in our newsfeeds, the tech giants were put in the spotlight over how they use our personal data, and Samsung showed off their all-new foldable phone.

And now the new year brings a whole new selection of tech trends and products to obsess over - not least at the 2019's Consumer Electronics Show - which is on NOW.

Joining Georgia is Nick Rego, senior editor at Tech Radar and Editor-in-Chief of AskMen Middle East.

10 January 2019: One of the things we love the most about living in Dubai is the HUGE variety of foods on offer. Georgia is joined on Chef's Table by Fatima Rabbani, one of the three founders of the Afghan restaurant, Kishmish.

They just won best homegrown restaurant at the BBC Good Food Middle East awards, and you can find their restaurant in Dar Al Wasl Mall, near the Creek in Jumeirah. They also have a kiosk in the Todd English Food Hall in the Fashion Avenue of Dubai Mall.

Fatima Rabbani, Iman Nazemi, and Homaira Nasser-zia, all grew up in different countries with various experiences, yet the three share a strong love of food and their homeland, which enivitably brought them together. To each of them, meals play a crucial role in building personal ties, but even more so in connecting with their homeland, Afghanistan.

10 January 2019: choosing a school can feel like a real minefield - particularly if you're new to the country, and arriving half-way through a school year. But if you're a parent and your finding it tricky, help is at hand, with special exhibition happening this weekend.

It's called the Dubai Schools & Childcare Show, and it's taking place in Dubai's World Trade Centre. Dozens of schools are exhibiting there, and if you end up picking a school, many are waiving their registration fees.

Georgia Tolley is in for Helen Farmer and she's joined by Kate Fuller, the Headmistress from Kings Education, Yasmine Dannawy, Assistant Principal for Hartland International School, and Richard Drew, Principal for Jumeira Baccalaureate School.

09 January 2019: We talk about health from head to toe, and today it's all about FEET! Dubai Podiatry Centre is a specialist foot clinic in Dubai, The Clinic, headed by UK trained Chief Podiatrist Michelle Champlin, who treats a variety of issues affecting the foot and leg.

09 January 2019: The move from nursery to big school can be a very scary time for children and parents. We are joined in the studio by Vaishali Kapoor, the Head of Raffles Nursery and Rafe Thorvald Furse an Early Years teacher at Raffles International School (RIS)

09 January 2019: Discussing the latest News in the world of films and Helen Farmer is joined by Professor David Tully, film buff and Senior Lecturer Media Studies at Middlesex University.

09 January 2019: The Arab Health Forum will take place in the Dubai World Trade Centre from 28th - 31st January. Prof. Salah Abusnana is a Senior Consultant and Diabetologist and Endocrinologist with 24 years of excellent clinical experience.

08 January 2019: Do you ever worry you're spoiling your children? If you celebrate Christmas, you're just coming out of the crazy month of December, when everyone gives your children presents and treats. It can often feel really excessive. They're bombarded with sugar and new toys, and, well, they can quickly become pretty brattish.

Dr Thoriaya is our resident psychologist and she joins us in studio discussing how to balance that desire to treat your kids, without making them spoilt.

08 January 2019: Statistics show that most of us aren't getting enough sleep, and it's really bad for us. Lots of studies have shown that cutting back on sleep, deliberately or otherwise, can have a serious impact on our bodies. Just a few nights of bad sleep can really mess with our blood sugar control and encourage us to overeat. It even alters our DNA.

So how can we make sure we're getting enough shut-eye? We're joined in the studio by two experts - Dr. Sarah Rasmi is a Licensed Psychologist and Founder of Thrive Wellbeing Centre - and she's also an Assistant Professor of Practice in Psychology at the American University of Sharjah, and Simon Moore is the founder and owner of online bed specialist, helmii.