On this week's episode, Jenni and Rebecca are joined by celebrity cook Nadia Lim and her husband Carlos Bagrie to work out the best ways to live sustainably, even after little ones come along. Nadia is expecting her third child this summer and, "totally agrees" that living sustainably with her toy-hungry kids has made it harder to have a sustainable, clutter-free life.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

On this week's episode, Jenni and Rebecca are joined by celebrity cook Nadia Lim and her husband Carlos Bagrie to work out the best ways to live sustainably, even after little ones come along. Nadia is expecting her third child this summer and, "totally agrees" that living sustainably with her toy-hungry kids has made it harder to have a sustainable, clutter-free life. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week's episode, Jenni and Rebecca are joined by celebrity cook Nadia Lim and her husband Carlos Bagrie to work out the best ways to live sustainably, even after little ones come along. Nadia is expecting her third child this summer and, "totally agrees" that living sustainably with her toy-hungry kids has made it harder to have a sustainable, clutter-free life.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="noopener noreferrer">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Nadia Lim & Carlos Bagrie on how to live sustainably with kids

The New Zealand Herald is proud to present One Day You'll Thank Me, a parenting podcast hosted by Jenni Mortimer and Rebecca Haszard.
As new mums, they know how tricky it can be to navigate parenting these days - so each week they will unpack a different issue that affects parents and children in modern-day Aotearoa, with a bit of insight from our own experiences, and takes from experts and well-known Kiwi mums and dads.     This is all so we can help each other and our listeners get through the tough, but amazing, job of parenting, all so that one day, our children might thank us for our efforts.      New episodes out every Thursday

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The New Zealand Herald is proud to present One Day You'll Thank Me, a parenting podcast hosted by Jenni Mortimer and Rebecca Haszard. As new mums, they know how tricky it can be to navigate parenting these days - so each week they will unpack a different issue that affects parents and children in modern-day Aotearoa, with a bit of insight from our own experiences, and takes from experts and well-known Kiwi mums and dads. This is all so we can help each other and our listeners get through the tough, but amazing, job of parenting, all so that one day, our children might thank us for our efforts. New episodes out every Thursday

The New Zealand Herald is proud to present One Day You'll Thank Me, a parenting podcast hosted by Jenni Mortimer and Rebecca Haszard.
As new mums, they know how tricky it can be to navigate parenting these days - so each week they will unpack a different issue that affects parents and children in modern-day Aotearoa, with a bit of insight from our own experiences, and takes from experts and well-known Kiwi mums and dads.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; This is all so we can help each other and our listeners get through the tough, but amazing, job of parenting, all so that one day, our children might thank us for our efforts. &nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; New episodes out every Thursday

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