Do you sometimes wish for time alone? Have you ever left your kids in the car to pay for petrol? Exposed your children to sunshine? Well clearly you are a terrible parent. We discuss 'bad Mums'... and their nemeses, 'Sanctimummies'.

Are you sick of opening the paper - or turning on the telly - only to hear that everything you're doing is wrong? From the age you have children, to the way you do it, what you eat, and how much sleep you're (not) getting - a study, somewhere, has found that you suck. And we're a bit over it.

Lauren's son flat out refuses to try chocolate (it's delicious - we promise!) Jodie's boy will often only eat Weet Bix. Between us we've tried pretty much everything. In this episode, we discuss different approaches to fussy eaters, and how to avoid making the dinner table a battleground.

Having a child is one thing. Having children - plural - is quite another. Lauren has recently made the transition from one kid to two, and is ready to share her knowledge with Jodie - and anyone else with a second bun in the oven!

Responsibility for the survival and wellbeing of a baby is, quite possibly, the scariest part about becoming a parent. Cue ridiculous worries about door frames, dust mites, and tiny innocent hairs wrapping around vulnerable little toes. Don't worry, it's all normal. We think.

Wondering what your kids will be like on a flight - and whether to risk taking them? Jodie and Lauren chat about their own experiences holidaying with little ones, and strategies to ward off mid-air tantrums.

We talk about learning to stop second-guessing yourself and giving yourself permission not to worry about every little thing...

Jodie and Lauren talk PREGNANCY. What not to say or do to a pregnant woman. Side effects like morning sickness, heartburn, baby brain and random anger. The pitfalls of public transport while heavily pregnant. And do Aussie women use doulas?

Jodie and Lauren chat about what it's like to be a parent in the age of social media - with the relentless pressure to be 'perfect'. The girls introduce themselves, and discuss their views on a range of topics including hospital visits after childbirth - the best time to find out baby's sex - and what they need to stay (somewhat) sane as parents.