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You were told to keep your head down, do good work and wait to be noticed. That may have cost you. Our guest spent ten years inside the rooms where promotions and pay rises get decided. She has bad news about that plan...
About this Podcast:
Growing Pains is a podcast from HoneyKids Asia for the conversations parents want to have after the kids go to bed. In each episode, we speak to experts, parents, and people with lived experience about the realities of raising kids today — from relationships, identity, mental health and screen time to school pressure, family dynamics, and everything in between. These are honest, thoughtful conversations that say the things many parents are thinking, but rarely say out loud. No judgement, no perfect parenting, just real stories, practical insights, and a reminder that none of us are figuring it out alone.
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Selective
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What is Growing Pains about?
Growing Pains is a podcast from HoneyKids Asia for the conversations parents want to have after the kids go to bed. In each episode, we speak to experts, parents, and people with lived experience about the realities of raising kids today, from relationships, identity, mental health and screen time to school pressure, family dynamics, and everything in between.
What has Growing Pains covered recently?
Recent episodes include "What Maternity Leave Can Really Cost Working Mothers" (26 October 2026, 42 minutes), "Why Calling Food “Good” and “Bad” Can Backfire" (19 October 2026, 52 minutes), and "The Wedding Photo That Became National News in Singapore" (12 October 2026, 40 minutes).
How often does Growing Pains publish?
Growing Pains publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 47 minutes.
How hard is it to get booked on Growing Pains?
Booking probability for Growing Pains is 33%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Growing Pains requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Growing Pains's contact route on record: verified email.
Who should pitch Growing Pains?
The strongest fits for Growing Pains are Family & Social Services. Growing Pains has a kids audience.
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Recent episodes
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Oct 19, 202652 minS8You grew up on ’90s diet culture. And now you are the one setting the tone at your own dinner table. Black plastic? Non-stick pans? Superfoods? On this episode of Growing Pains, we speak with accredited nutritionist...
Oct 12, 202640 minS8Her wedding portrait appeared on an outdoor stage in Singapore, faces cut out, as a Hari Raya decoration. She never agreed to it. She spoke up, and it became a national story. Most people saw the headlines. They did not...
Episode #20
Are Devices Making Children Less Creative?
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Sep 28, 202629 minS8Every clinic in Singapore has a TikTok now. Every influencer has an opinion on your pores. But there is one aesthetic doctor known less for what she sells and more for what she refuses to do. Dr. Rachel Ho built her...
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Episode #18
Why We Never Had to Tell Him He Was Adopted
Sep 21, 202646 minS8At twenty-something, she promised her mother a private jet by the time she turned fifty. Instead, she walked away from a safe accounting career in Malaysia and got on a plane to London with no job, no plan, and a...
Episode #17
Gentle vs. Tiger vs. Authoritative Parenting
Sep 14, 20261 hourS8Too Strict? Too Soft? Which Parenting Style Actually Works? Three parenting philosophies just went head to head, live, in front of an audience, and nobody left the stage unscathed. Gentle parenting says emotions come...
Sep 7, 202646 minS8Something Crystal Lim-Lange said about why Singaporeans don't speak up went viral, then landed her a cover story in The Straits Times. It touched a nerve because it wasn't really about confidence. It was about what...
Aug 31, 202652 minS8Faz Gaffa says something most parenting platforms will not: it is okay to sit in a car park and scream before you walk back inside. She is the editor of Honey Kids Asia, a journalist known for opinions that make people...
Aug 25, 202643 minS8She was topping charts across three countries before she could vote. Then the industry that made her famous told her to shrink, and she nearly disappeared trying to do it. Ming Bridges gained forty kilos, lost herself...
Aug 17, 202647 minS8She had four children, two marriages, and once lived in the same building as her ex-husband while married to her current one. Christine Amour-Levar built a life most people would call impossible: mother of four, social...
Aug 3, 202651 minS8Sharon Wong walked away from a high-flying corporate career with zero retail experience and built one of Asia's leading mother and baby brands across four countries. Twenty-eight years, one pandemic after another, and...
Episode #10
How to Raise Indistractable Kids
Jul 27, 202657 minS8Your brain takes in 11 million bits of information every second. You consciously process about 50. The rest gets filled in by beliefs, and those same beliefs, the ones you don't even know you have, are quietly shaping...
Jul 20, 202654 minS8Every self-help book tells you to love yourself first before you can be loved by anyone else. Yana Fry, founder of the Academy of Love, says that advice is a trap, and she has watched it keep high-achieving women stuck...
Episode #8
Why People-Pleasing is a Health Risk
Jul 13, 202647 minS8Krystal Clavier-Choo is an applied psychologist and two-time TEDx speaker who once built a tech company, then one day, things changed. A brain cyst erased her Type A identity overnight, on top of eight years of clinical...
Jun 29, 202641 minS8Maggie Dumra films her family for content and after over 78,000 followers later, she still won't let her own daughters near social media. The contradiction sits at the centre of this episode. She spent twenty years in...
Recent guests
Recent guests on Growing Pains. Study who booked and why before you pitch.
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Nir Eyal
New York Times bestselling author of "Indistractable: How to Control Your Attention and Choose Your Life", Nir and Far
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Yana Fry
love and relationships coach, Awaken Human, Timeless Teachings Academy
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Lovleen Walia
North Star Play Therapy
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Dr. Rachel Ho
Skin Longevity Clinic
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