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From toddler to teen and everything in between. Join mum friends Kylie Pentelow and Sarah Turner (aka The Unmumsy Mum) as they share tales from the front line of parenting, attempt to navigate confusing and often conflicting advice and, above all, reassure every listener - and each other - that it’s perfectly normal to feel #blessed and #stressed.
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As well as sharing anger of someone else's cat pooping in your garden, Sarah and Kylie also discuss an emotional end of term and Sarah's plan to become one with the outdoors over the summer. Also worth listening if you w
Kylie feels nauseous from her own driving, she also has a massive rant about people having phone conversations using the speaker. Sarah's told off for crying too much and they both discuss their pending school milestones
Prepare for some serious ranting. Sarah's in a bad mood - she's had a rubbish weekend with her youngest where she had to visit too many sports shop and a Bargain Buys. Kylie's started wearing Dry Robes and Sarah reveals
Kylie and Sarah talk to Alex Trippier from Be a Happier Parent. He explains why women carry the mental load, why men often don't see what's going on, and why he thinks it's important for men to take some of the load. Ema
Kylie has returned from gallivanting around Australia and realises she's not special. Sarah talks about a parenting dilemma and how she needs to be more Judy Murray. And they both discuss how the Paris filter is the new
Kylie’s house has been struck with a sickness bug - which gets her and Sarah reflecting on all those pre-kid luxuries you didn’t even realise were luxuries before children - like being ill on your own, clean houses and s
Kylie and Sarah discuss their very different approaches to fashion. Kylie is astounded at how Sarah sells all her clothes each year, and has serious Dry Robe rage. Sarah can't believe that Kylie leaves the house wearing
In this episode there are the usual laughs but also a big dose of emotion. Kylie shares her most recent parenting fail - and how not to mess up again. They also share listener stories of how to spot a mum in the wild - w
Sarah has been on holiday - without her children! Was she riddled with mum guilt or glad to be away? They also discuss what a nightmare it is to travel alone with a toddler and what they want to be when they grow up. Ema
Sarah’s son has a girlfriend over, Kylie is itching to sort out the Hot Wheels and both wonder where their boundaries went. They discuss parents evening, play kitchens, what “he’s a G” means and how everyone has an opini
Sarah and Kylie chat about how they haven't felt totally well since having children - with Sarah even having electric shock to try to feel better! Kylie updates us on getting rid of the dummy. And although they both know
Kylie and Sarah are back! The first episode of 2026 is a chatty catch-up covering New Year's resolutions, The Dummy Fairy, the awkwardness of accepting compliments and possibly not doing dry January this year... Email: d
In this week’s episode, Sarah is going back to uni, Kylie can’t park when she’s on her period, Sarah is losing control of the chin-hair situation and both are looking forward to Christmas… though should the big FC get al
In this week’s episode, Kylie goes to B&M, Sarah’s angry about Facebook Marketplace and the pair discuss school trips, small acts of love for their kids and their failing endeavour to understand TikTok. Plus light-up sho
Episode summary Join Kylie and Sarah who discuss the four main parenting styles and how we all strive for the best, but often have epic fails. Sarah shares all of her Italian brainrot knowledge - which Kylie knows nothin
Episode summary Kylie and Sarah chat about the ultimate Mum sacrifices, how Vinted causes Sarah to have a split personality and how Kylie is the perfect parent, for approximately 30 minutes a day. They also catch up with
Episode summary This week, Kylie borrows a cat to save face at nursery, Sarah’s on a confession roll and the pair are officially declared BFFs. They also discuss birthday present pressure, forgotten Easter bonnets and th
In this week’s episode, Kylie’s scared of soft play, Sarah hates the park and both discuss their current parenting phases involving LEGO, football and laughing at farts. Plus a creepy attic man, performative parenting, d
In this week’s episode, Kylie and Sarah discuss ‘gender disappointment,’ dummy shaming, the thrill of Barbie’s Dreamhouse, salmon sperm as an anti-ageing treatment, the magic of Bluey, Sarah becoming an indie-rock-band g
About the Hosts: Kylie Pentelow is a TV presenter and radio broadcaster who became a mum at 40. She shares candid reflections on navigating motherhood with her energetic three-year-old son, Edward, while balancing the re
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