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Being a caregiver to a child with a feeding tube can feel overwhelming, but you’re not alone. This a podcast for parents, caregivers, and anyone navigating the world of tube feeding. Hosted by Fi Rodrick, a mum who has been through it firsthand, this podcast brings you expert advice, real-life experiences, and the support you need. Each episode explores the challenges and triumphs of caring for a tube-fed child, with insights from medical professionals, parents, and people with lived experience. Whether you’re looking for practical tips, emotional reassurance, or a sense of community, this podcast is here to help. Hit follow and be part of the conversation. You don’t have to go through this alone. Produced & distributed by Podvan Media , a network dedicated to helping creators share their stories and reach new audiences through high-qu
Unknown Host hosts Beyond The Tube: Real Stories, Real Advice, a kids show with 32 episodes published.
This episode is a bit different. Instead of a guest interview, I wanted to give you an honest update on where things are at with the podcast, with me personally, and with Ezra. I've recently started a new job which means
I was so glad to sit down with Emily from Lively Eaters to talk about feeding challenges and how she can support families in this space. Emily is a speech pathologist by background and the founder of this multidisciplina
I was so glad to sit down with Emily from Lively Eaters to talk about feeding challenges and how she can support families in this space. Emily is a speech pathologist by background and the founder of this multidisciplina
I was so excited to sit down with Hannah from Nappy Free to talk about toilet training. Not just for medically complex kids, but for all kids. Hannah toilet trained her first child at around 20 months and her second at j
I was so excited to sit down with Mel, the founder and editor of the gorgeous publication, The Blend magazine. Mel and I talked all about how this beautiful resource came to be, starting from a very desperate and persona
If you're just joining us, I highly really recommend you go back to Episode 26 to hear the first part of Michelle's incredible story. In this episode, Michelle opens up about the hardest part of her journey, and her answ
In this episode, I sit down with Michelle, a fellow tubie mum from New York, to talk about her daughter Mila and the long road that brought their family into tube feeding. From the very beginning, Michelle knew something
I was so glad to sit down with Jason from Supertee for this conversation, because this is one of those ideas that makes an immediate difference to families like ours. If you haven't come across Supertee before, it's a me
I was so excited to sit down with Leticia, the CEO and co-founder of the incredible app, Understanding Zoe. Leticia and I talked all about how this app came to be, starting from a very personal place with her daughter, Z
In this episode of Beyond the Tube, Fi interviews Kate Broderick, an occupational and speech therapist, who shares her insights on sensory processing in tubie kids. They discuss the importance of understanding sensory pr
In this episode of Beyond the Tube, Fi Rodrick speaks with Alex De Young and Nicki Walsh from Frankie's Clubhouse, an initiative designed by Queensland Health, to support children and families navigating healthcare chall
In this episode, I'm joined by Maddie (the CEO of Little Dreamers Australia) to discuss the vital role of young carers in our community. Maddie shares her personal story of caring for her brother and mother (a journey th
It's the final episode for 2025 and Eliana joins me to wrap up the year with some incredible stories and practical advice. We discuss the reality of establishing feeding schedules (flexible or strict), managing big emoti
Nurse Mary (The Butterfly Pig founder) shares her journey from paediatric oncology to designing over 90 different medical play toys (from G-tubes to miniature ultrasound machines). She explains how tangible, realistic me
In this episode, Fi welcomes law graduate Tomika, who has a special interest in helping families navigate the complex world of the NDIS. Tomika clarifies the differences between a plan reassessment and a change in circum
In this episode, I’m joined by Reidena Barrett, Complex Care Coordinator, to explore the vital role care coordinators play in supporting families of children with medical complexity. Reidena shares her experience working
In this episode, I'm joined by Simone from Plan Tracker, to explain the often confusing world of NDIS plan management. She breaks down the three ways you can manage NDIS funding (plan managed, self managed, and agency ma
Finding a reliable support worker can be stressful, especially during an emergency. What happens when your regular support worker calls in sick, has an accident, or you need to find someone new at short notice? Trent fro
What is it really like to be the sibling of a child with additional medical needs? In this episode, I sit down with my two older kids, Keira and Asher, as they share their honest perspective on what it’s like having Ezra
Listener discretion is advised. This episode contains a personal account of a traumatic parenting journey, including a brief mention of self-harm. If this conversation brings anything up for you, help is available. You c
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Beyond The Tube: Real Stories, Real Advice is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under kids (family) and has published 32 episodes.
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