Hosted by Ngala · 🇺🇸 US · EN-AU · 17 episodes
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All parents want to do their best, but there’s so much contradictory, confusing and complicated info it’s hard to know what ‘best’ even means! Hosted by Jen (RN & Midwife) and Hannah (Occupational Therapist) from Ngala - WA's Leading Parenting Organisation - each episode brings in a Ngala professional to share the latest evidence-informed parenting practices and offer practical and realistic support on the major topics that keep parents awake at night (literally!). There’s no judgement, no blame, and no shying away from the real challenges all parents face in their quest to do their best.
Ngala hosts Parenting with Ngala, a kids show with 17 episodes published.
When we hear the word "behaviour," we tend to think of toddlers, but babies are communicating from the very first weeks of life. In this episode, Jen and Hannah sit down with Carol, a child health nurse with 11 years at
S2Ep7: Play is the work of childhood but what does that actually look like in the first year of life? In this episode, Jen and Hannah are joined by Jane, a psychologist and mother of three at Ngala, to explore how babies
S2Ep6: Sleep is the top priority for most new parents, but it can also be the most unpredictable part of the first year. In this episode, Jen and Hannah are joined by Beth, a parenting line practitioner and mother, to di
S2E5 (3-12m) In this episode of Parenting with Ngala, child health nurse Jill, with over 20 years of experience, joins the conversation to discuss the essentials of starting solids. Moving beyond strict schedules, the di
As your baby grows, most parents experience a significant shift in identity, relationships, and daily routines. In this episode we discuss the challenges of 'managing the juggle' as life moves on and many of us need to r
In this episode of Parenting with Ngala, we sit down with Darya, a Registered Psychologist, to understand social and emotional development in infants. While physical milestones like crawling often get the most attention,
From the first time a newborn grips your finger to the complex coordination required to use a spoon, fine motor development is a fascinating journey of "brain-to-hand" connection. In this episode, Jen and Hannah sit down
Welcome back to Season Two of Parenting with Ngala! Join Hannah, a registered Occupational Therapist, and Jen, a Nurse and Midwife, as they discuss the challenges of the transition period between having a newborn to havi
In this episode of Parenting with Ngala, hosts Jen and Hannah speak with Keith from the Ngala DadsWA program on the important role partners play. We explore the significant role of partners in their child's development,
In this episode of Parenting with Ngala, hosts Jen and Hannah speak with Ngala clinical psychologist and mum, Divyah, to discuss the mental health challenges and adjustments that come with parenthood. Learn about the sig
In this episode of Parenting with Ngala, join hosts Jen and Hannah as they speak with Charlotte, a Ngala Child Health Nurse and parent of three, to discuss the vital role feeding plays in bonding with your baby. The conv
In this episode of Parenting with Ngala, join hosts Jen and Hannah as they speak with Angela, a seasoned Ngala Child Health Nurse and Midwife, to explore what crying means for babies, why it happens, and how parents can
In this episode of Parenting with Ngala, hosts Jen and Hannah are joined by Beth, a registered nurse with a background in perinatal and infant mental health. Together, they discuss the common challenges new parents face
In this episode of Parenting with Ngala, hosts Hannah and Jen are joined by child health nurse Kate to discuss newborn sleep. They delve into common patterns and the variability of newborn sleep behaviour, emphasising th
In this insightful episode, we dive deep into the world of infant mental health and parental wellness. Our guest, Darya, one of Ngala's registered psychologists and a mum, shares valuable knowledge and strategies for sup
In this first episode, hosts Jen (RN and midwife) and Hannah (OT) discuss the challenges and expectations of becoming a parent. They emphasise the importance of being kind to yourself, recognising the stress of the early
All parents want to do their best, but there’s so much contradictory, confusing and complicated info it’s hard to know what ‘best’ even means! Hosted by Jen (Registered Nurse & Midwife) and Hannah (Occupational Therapist
Carol
Chief of Staff · Browning School District
1 appearance on this show
Jane
abortion doula · Thru The Gears
1 appearance on this show
Beth
high school teacher · EvanTell
2 appearances on this show
Jill
tech safety expert · Postpartum Resource Center of New York
1 appearance on this show
Jen
co-host · Dork Tales
1 appearance on this show
Hannah
birth keeper, parent educator, holistic Doula · @Hannahmarieartwork
1 appearance on this show
Keith
Pastor · Trailcaster
1 appearance on this show
Charlotte
Yoga Teacher and Coach · real estate owner
1 appearance on this show
Angela
AVP of Management Liability Claims & Counsel · IAT Insurance Group
1 appearance on this show
Kate
Head of Talent and People · Peoplegig
1 appearance on this show
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