The Parent Panel

Graphic designer Beck Feiner and editor of CNET Mark Serrels make parenting hilarious. They talk about how they divide the emotional load in their families, recount hilarious fights with their own siblings plus how they try to keep their children from killing each other.

They take a peek into the past an reminisce about the music and TV from when they were kids, and the two very different ways they try to get their kids to actually go. to. SLEEP!

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Seamus Byrne of Science Alert and Amy Taylor-Kabbaz, founder of Happy Mama jump behind the mic to lay out the week that was for parents across the country.

In this episode they join host Shevonne Hunt in discussing; My Health Record - should parents be opting out, should you discipline other people's children on play dates, how do you deal with the sheer amount of kids' toys overtaking your home, and when has your well-intentioned cooking turned into a complete disaster.

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How much sleep does a kid need? While The Parent Panelists and Shevonne Hunt take a week away from the mic, we've got a special episode of a brand new Babyology podcast everyone parent should listen to.

Ain't That The Truth with paediatric emergency nurse and CPR Kids founder Sarah Hunstead helps sort fact from fiction when it comes to raising a healthy family. The first episode looks at just how much sleep a child needs per day.

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Luke Escombe, front man and Aspara-Gus from The Vegetable Plot, and Lucy Kippist, online editor for Kinderling Kids Radio joining Shevonne Hunt to debate and laugh through the topics parents were talking about over the last week.

From the power of kindness from strangers and the environmental impact of children, to repeating parenting mistakes and when children should start to do chores.

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Chezzi Denyer of Mummy Time and comedian Gary Eck join Shevonne Hunt to talk through the things that had parents buzzing this week.

From the responsibility of parents when it comes to their child's digital footprint, would you let your daughter go to a make-up themed birthday party, to should we bribe our kids to get them to cooperate, and who would your ultimate celebrity A-Team be to get you out of a family disaster.

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Author and columnist Kerri Sackville and Busy Dads founder Grant Lyndon join Shevonne to dissect, debate and drill down into the issues parents and carers have been talking about this week.

In this episode they tackle the mental health of dads, breaking your own parenting rules, who should pay when a child knocks over some very expensive art and what are your secret parental superpowers

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Mamamia's Holly Wainwright and comedian Merrick Watts use their wit and genius (no sarcasm we promise!) to tackle the hot topics that had parents and carers fired up all over the last seven days.

From Prince George and toy guns, parenting skills of the past, to the Yin and Yang of parenting skills and styles and embarrassing outbursts from your kids.

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Jason Treuen from Babyology and musician Angie Who use their infinite wisdom and parental prowess to tackle the big issues that have had parents talking across the country.

From banning school holidays, travelling first class sans children, bad parenting habits, and surprising qualities in our kids; from the good (random acts of generosity) to the bad (surprise farts to the face anyone?)

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Seamus Byrne from Science Alert and Fairfax's Georgina Dent take on the news with their infinite and hilarious parenting wisdom.

From Barnaby Joyce airing his dirty laundry on national television, the Malian (soon to be French!) real life Spiderman saving a child in danger, explaining why you have to go to work to your children, and why birthday parties are suddenly "tear free."

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Aaron Elias Brunsdon, CEO of Jayson Brunsdon Fashion, and Rhian Allen a.k.a The Healthy Mummy join Shevonne Hunt.

Using their infinite wisdom as parents, the trio discuss; Do non-hetero couples share household chores more fairly, how do we stop people from nagging couples about having babies, should grandparents be paid for caring for grand-kids and what would you do if your child refused to move out of home?

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