Oct 7, 202629 minS3
"How will I ever love another baby as much as I love this one?" It is one of the most common worries parents carry into a growing family, and the answer is simple: love does not halve, it grows. In this episode, Jen and...
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Parenting with Ngala
Hosted by Ngala · kids · EN-AU
About this Podcast:
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.
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What is Parenting with Ngala about?
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!
Who hosts Parenting with Ngala?
Parenting with Ngala is hosted by Ngala. The show has published 25 episodes to date.
What has Parenting with Ngala covered recently?
Recent episodes include "S3E8 (1-3y): Building families - Sibling dynamics and relationships" (7 October 2026, 29 minutes), "S3E7 (1-3y): Tantrums and behaviour, what’s really going on?" (30 September 2026, 30 minutes), and "S3E6 (1-3y): Independence - Building capable, confident humans" (23 September 2026, 26 minutes).
How often does Parenting with Ngala publish?
Parenting with Ngala publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 33 minutes across 25 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on Parenting with Ngala?
Booking probability for Parenting with Ngala is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Parenting with Ngala requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Parenting with Ngala's contact route on record: verified email.
Who should pitch Parenting with Ngala?
The strongest fits for Parenting with Ngala are Family & Social Services. Parenting with Ngala has a kids audience.
About the host
Ngala hosts Parenting with Ngala, a kids podcast with 25 episodes published.
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Recent episodes
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- Sep 30, 202630 minS3
Challenging toddler behaviours - or important steps in social and emotional development? Sure toddler ‘tantrums’ or ‘defiance’ can be tough to handle, but there’s always something underneath. In this episode, Jen and...
- Sep 23, 202626 minS3
Independence isn't one thing, it's a puzzle made of many pieces. In this episode, Jen and Hannah welcome Kate, who brings almost ten years of experience working with children and families in the community, along with a...
- Sep 16, 202631 minS3
"I don't even wanna tell you what I'm doing to get my toddler to sleep." If that sounds familiar, this episode is for you. Jen and Hannah are joined by Corina, a Mothercraft Nurse of more than 30 years who has spent 16...
- Sep 9, 202635 minS3
In this episode, Jen and Hannah welcome back Jill, a child health nurse of 25 years who has spent most of her career in the Wheatbelt and the last eight years with Ngala, to talk toddlers, mealtimes and nutrition, one...
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- Sep 2, 202643 minS3
All the (sometimes) messy details of toilet training or, as we prefer to call it, toilet learning. In this episode, Jen and Hannah sit down with Kat, who has spent ten years working with children and families, to...
- Aug 26, 202636 minS3
Tantrums, big feelings, and why an incorrectly peeled banana can lead to armageddon. In this episode, Jen and Hannah sit down with Beth, a registered nurse on the Ngala Parenting Line with a background in perinatal and...
- Aug 19, 202640 minS3
Season three of Parenting with Ngala kicks off with a look at toddlerhood: those wild, wonderful years between twelve months and three years. Jen and Hannah dig into what is happening inside a toddler's brain, why...
- May 19, 202629 minS2
<p>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...
- May 13, 202637 minS2
<p>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...
- May 6, 202637 minS2
<p>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...
- Apr 28, 202627 minS2
<p>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. </p><p>Moving beyond strict...
Episode #4
Managing the juggle: Life after a baby
Apr 21, 202636 minS2<p>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...
- Apr 15, 202642 minS2
<p>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...
- Apr 8, 202621 minS2
<p>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...
- Apr 1, 202628 minS2
<p>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...
- Nov 25, 202535 minS1
<p>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...
- Nov 18, 202528 minS1
<p>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...
- Nov 11, 202523 minS1
<p>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...
- Nov 4, 202542 minS1
<p>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...
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