In the first episode of Growing Pains season 2, we talk to mum-of-two, and MTV VJ turned conscious parent Marissa Nasution about all things conscious parenting and get her thoughts on whether mums really can have it all.

Want to join the conversation? Join our Facebook group - Growing Pains Singapore - and have your say. Check out the site honeykidsasia.com/podcast - for exclusive episode insights, resources, and more! Find out more about how gender stereotypes are being tackled in Singapore and read about the rise of girls' rugby. Plus, KISS92 DJ Jill Lim, gives her take on whether kids should be seen and not heard. After more parenting opinions and want to be the first in the know on all the latest fam-friendly happenings in SG? Follow us on Instagram and say hello @HoneyKidsAsia

In our final episode of Season 1 of Growing Pains, we speak to Cordelia Low, mum of one (soon to be two!) about the trials and tribulations of juggling work and raising her little girl, Gemma. From mum guilt to why it really does take a village to raise a family...

Want to join in the conversation? Join our Facebook group - Growing Pains Singapore - and have your say. Check out the website - honeykidsasia.com/podcast - for exclusive episode insights and so much more! After more parenting opinions and want to be the first in the know on all the latest fam-friendly happenings in Singapore? Follow us on Instagram and say hello @HoneyKidsAsia

We chat with Anabel Chew, founder of WeBarre and Tiger Moms Club, about the popular (yet misunderstood) parenting approach. Check out the website - honeykidsasia.com for our full interview with Anabel, plus more on the other mums you can expect to meet at the school gate in SG. We've also given our view on what we can learn about Tiger Parenting from the latest Disney animation - Turning Red. Find the links for all this and more in our detailed show notes - honeykidsasia.com/episode-5-anabel-chew-tiger-mums

In this episode, we chat with Double Dads, Andre and Cam, to find out what it’s like raising their son Tyler in Singapore. From hearing about Singapore’s community of other double dad families, to what more needs to be done when it comes to acceptance, plus they spill the beans on their parenting highs (and lows!).

Want to read more about same-sex parents in SG? We've also spoken to other two dad families (https://honeykidsasia.com/same-sex-parenting-in-singapore-true-stories/) based in Singapore to get the lowdown on life raising a kid here and the (not always easy) journey to parenthood.

What about two mum families? We've got that covered too! We spoke to Pearlyn and Brenda (https://honeykidsasia.com/being-a-two-mum-family-in-singapore/) about their IVF journey to conceive their baby, the challenges they've faced, as well as the endless rewarding moments.

Want to join in the conversation? Join our Facebook group - Growing Pains Singapore - and have your say. Check out the website - honeykidsasia.com/podcast - for exclusive episode insights and so much more! After more parenting opinions and want to be the first in the know on all the latest fam-friendly happenings in Singapore? Follow us on Instagram and say hello @HoneyKidsAsia

Would you give your in-laws keys to your house? In this follow up episode, Jill Lim gives us her verdict on a whole host of more unpopular parenting opinions. From whether it's ok to call out your kids' bad behaviour and what the right role for your helper is when it comes to childcare in Singapore.

HoneyKids regular and Kiss92 DJ, Jill Lim, isn’t afraid to share her take on exactly what she thinks of parenting approaches. In this episode, we discuss everything from screen time and phone usage to cry it out sleep training methods.

We speak to Ramita Anand, who heads up Elevate.RA - an organisation focused on recognising, celebrating and developing our daughter’s superpowers. Mum-of-two Ramita gives us the lowdown on how we can tackle gender stereotypes, have those important conversations with girls (and boys!) about feminism, and what the deal is on gender equality right here in Singapore.