The Non Perfect Parents Club

Honest conversations about parenting led by me, Emma from The Non Perfect Parents Club. I'll be delving into each guest's thoughts, feelings and values when it comes to being a parent. I'm not afraid to speak the unspoken or the truths we all sometimes need to hear. Expect swearing, laughter, tears and to be able to sigh a big sigh of relief when you realise you're most definitely not alone when it comes to the rollercoaster ride of parenting. As always, the rule is no judgement allowed!

The Non Perfect Parents Club is a kids podcast hosted by Emma Townley, with 66 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Emma Townley hosts The Non Perfect Parents Club, a kids show with 66 episodes published.

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  Gillian Brown Alcohol Free Coach; Who wants to parent with a hangover?

  Nov 19, 202442 minS4

  <p>In this episode I am joined by Gillian Brown, an alcohol free coach for Mums. </p><p>We discuss:</p>Why Mums drink and the effect of alcohol on women.The Mummy wine culture and why it's damaging.Why go alcohol free (and not just limit it)?Where to start with going alcohol free.What Gillian would say to someone who wanted to go alcohol free but who was worried about taking that step.Tips & advice for living a alcohol free lifestyle.Gillian's words of encouragement. <p>You can find Gillian here: GB Coaching (@gillianbrowncoaching) • Instagram photos and videos</p>...

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  Adopter's Advocacy; Compassion and Communication

  Oct 28, 20241h 13mS4

  <p>In this episode I am joined by Laura, the project lead on a research project at Lancaster University called Adopters Advocacy. Adopters advocacy looks at the experiences of adoptive parents and has highlighted different challenges that they may face. </p><p>Laura tells us about the project, how it started and what they've found so far. </p><p>Laura, who was adopted and is now an adoptive parent herself tells us about the challenges and struggles she's found as an adoptive parent. How it's lonely and how she wanted to see if other adopters were feeling the same. She...

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  Episode #31

  Chatting single parenting, homeschooling, friendships and more with TNPPC Mum of two

  Sep 23, 202448 minS1

  <p>In this episode I am joined by a Mum of 2 who wishes to remain anonymous (so please respect this if you recognise her voice!).</p><p></p><p>We talk about:</p>Judgement- the silent judgement of teens and also how children are judged.Her regret of not being settled with a mortgage and a career before having children and how she can't help but compare herself to other people in this respect. Would her children have been happier if she'd have had this?SmartphonesHer break up with her husband/ her children's father and the possibility of this being...

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  The Non Perfect Parents Club: Starting Reception

  Jul 23, 20241h 3mS4

  <p>In this episode I am joined by Becky, a mum of 2 and a reception teacher.</p><p>We discuss tips and advice for parents who have a child starting Reception in September, and Becky answers some of your questions. This episode is jam packed full of advice and hopefully lots of reassurance for any parents who are apprehensive about the transition and the change that is coming.</p><p>We cover:</p>What are the most helpful things that parents can be doing to prepare their child for the transition to reception.How parents can prepare for the changeUniformThings...

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  Episode #8

  The Non Perfect Parents Club- Respect the Water with Stingrays 315 Swim School

  Jul 15, 202457 minS2

  <p>In this episode, I am joined by Hannah from Stingrays 315 Swim School to talk about water safety. </p><p>The statistics say that only 1 in 3 adults can swim and that only 4% of 11 year olds are water competent. Hannah shares some of her knowledge as both a parent and a swimming teacher and explains why is it so important that we as adults respect the water and teach our children to too. </p><p>Hannah reminds us that children can still get into trouble even if they can swim. She notes that this doesn't just apply to smaller children, but...

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