In this episode we continue to talk about the joyful and challenging moments of the pregnancy journey. Tammy is now half way through! 

We look back over the amazing last 3 weeks. A lot has happened. We had all of our family up in Scotland, for the very first time, to celebrate our baby shower and baptism. Hence the title. There was a lot of champagne...and elderflower cordial for Tammy. 

In this episode...

-we talk alot about poop

-Matt drops a flingo bone

-we share a few stories from our childhood and chat about how we would respond to them as parents. 

Talks, Tears and Tantrums. The Story of the first trimester. 

Its the End. The end of our series dedicated to the 5 love languages. But don't worry, with Bedtalks Podcast its always a happy ending! 

In this episode we talk about a few of our highlights form the series, which love language we relate to most and, for some reason, Pirates of the Caribbean. 

The 5th and final love language - Words of Affirmation.

"sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me." 

Really though?! What are you thoughts on this quote? Have a listen to see what Tammy and Matt think. 

Lights. Camera. Acts of service! 

The 4th love language of The Quickies series. 

Tammy and Matt discuss Gary Chapman's quote "the object of love is not to get something that you want, but it is to do something for the wellbeing of the one that you love." Maaaaann thats deep! 

Its starting to get a wee bit touchy feely. 

We chat about the love language of physical touch. The reasons its great, the issues that can arise when its misused and we also unpack a few interesting studies into the science of human touch. All in just over 10 mins. 

Anyone keen for a quick one? Weeelll, you've come to the right place. Its quickie time. 

Tammy and Matt continue talking about the 5 love languages and how they relate to each one. Todays topic of conversation is all things time.

Is how you spend your time more important than how you spend your money? 

Gifts! We all like receiving gifts don't we?! 

Previously we both believed that giving and receiving gifts may have actually been our least valued love language. However after discussing the statement "only by giving are you able to receive more than you already have" we really had to have a rethink. 

We finished by asking the question "what gift have you received that meant the most?"