The first ever zero judgement parenting podcast from the team behind An Irishman Abroad. Join funny man Jarlath and child behaviouralist Tina Regan as they tackle the questions, the worries and the day-to-day hilarity that comes with modern parenting. Jarlath collects anonymous questions from frazzled and exhausted parents, while Tina shares more than 20 years of experience working in early childhood intellectual, behavioural and social development. With genuine problems from real parents it’s anyone’s guess what the questions will be but the pair will gamely tackle anything that’s thrown their way. Expect all manner of queries including: - "My young lad eats like a caveman and is mortifying me everywhere we go" - "If I ask my kid to come off her iPad she acts like her world is caving in" - "My toddler refuses to wear clothes” - “My kid won’t poo at school” - “My kid refuses to let me leave the house, what should I do? No problem is too big or small. Tina promises to help parents help themselves, with zero judgement. Raising kids is so fecking hard we all need help to do it.
94 episodes transcribedTurty Tree is one of our trickiest episodes yet and not just because Tina can’t pronounce the number due to her sensual Meath brogue. Three superb ema...
Temper tantrums, clingy kids and toilet dodgers it’s all going down on this week's episode of Honey You’re Ruining Our Kid. What do you do when your c...
Willy obsession starts early! Tina gets an email from a mother of a kid who won't stop drawing dongs! If your child likes to draw them should you be w...
Brothers and sisters can't get along all the time but what do you do when you have twin toddlers who are unwaveringly supportive of each other's terri...
Tina reveals that she has been reading Jarlath's diary and tries to explain her top tips for toilet training. What do you do with a sleepwalking child...
Night time toilet training is hard, throw in twin boys and suddenly it becomes a million times harder. This week Tina & Jarlath try to help a mom who...
We are back after the Easter holidays with three big questions about three situations every parent can relate to. When toilet training didn't work the...
Let’s talk about sex baby! Tina and Jarlath chat about the "We Consent" campaign that they helped to launch this week. They are both on a mission to h...
(Trigger Warning - The third and final question on today’s episode relates to the issue of suicide and how to speak to our children about the subject....
If you've ever felt sleep deprived and narky Tina and Jarlath are right there with you this week. A week of vomiting bugs, sinus infections, sleep dep...
Trying to raise your kids not to be gobshites is flipping hard. Thankfully we have our in-house expert, Tina, on hand to answer some of the toughest p...
Messy kids, anxious kids and kids that won't sleep in their own bed! This week we go around the world answering emails from people peppered all over t...
The triple whammy this week - refusal, breastfeeding and bedwetting. Midterm is over but before the reality of school lunches and school runs kicks in...
Smelly willies! What do we do about them? How do we get our boys to wash their junk without mortifying them completely. In this week’s episode Jar ope...
Want to know the parenting life hack that allows you to cook one dinner for the whole family, makes mealtimes fun again and won't cost you an extra pe...
On this week's episode Tina helps with a child that feels unsafe in their own room at night. What do you do when your child has had an awful fright an...
Is your child super clingy? If you're wondering how you can you survive this super dependent stage, today's episode is for you. This week Tina calls u...
Welcome back, Happy New Year and congratulations on surviving your kids this Christmas. In today's episode Tina and Jarlath dive into the secret strug...
Worried about relatives who interfere in your parenting at Christmas? Concerned your kid will go off the rails the second Santa comes? You need to hea...
What do you do when you trust another family with your child and they show them a film they aren’t ready for? What do you do if your child has been tr...
