Mum's The Word! With Georgia Jones & Kelsey Parker

This week on Mum’s The Word, Kelsey Parker is joined by former Made In Chelsea star, author, and mum Millie Mackintosh for an honest conversation about motherhood, identity, and change.

Millie opens up about why every child needs to be parented differently, and how becoming a mum has taught her a whole new level of patience.

She also talks candidly about her book Bad Drunk, why she chose to stop drinking, and why she has no plans to return to alcohol.

It’s an episode about tuning into your children as individuals, making big life shifts without apology, and giving yourself permission to evolve as a parent.

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Georgia Jones and Kelsey Parker are back in the studio together, catching up as everyone attempts to slide back into routine after the holidays.

This week, they talk honestly about how they, and the kids, are coping with the return to school life, and whether Bodhi has fully settled into primary school yet.

They also tackle a big and important topic: how parents should deal with school bullying, sharing thoughts, worries, and the realities of navigating it as a mum.

The girls also debate winter vs summer parenting (spoiler: January and February are firmly in the bin), from dark mornings to endless layers and the general survival mode that comes with the colder months.

And of course, We Listen & We Don’t Judge returns, with listener confessions that prove no one is alone in the chaos of parenting.

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This week on Mum’s The Word, Georgia Jones is joined by Emma Conway, better known online as Brummy Mummy Of 2, for a chat about midlife, motherhood, and everything in between.

Emma opens up about navigating perimenopause, her experience with HRT, and why we need to be talking about this stage of life far more openly.

She also flips the script on parenting older kids, sharing why having teenagers isn’t actually all bad (yes, really).

And because no Mum’s The Word episode is complete without a bit of joy and chaos, Emma also talks about her self-proclaimed love for the second man in her life, the one and only Gary Barlow, as well as Georgia revealing who her secret celebrity crush is.

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Georgia Jones and Kelsey Parker are back in the studio together, bringing you another episode packed with chaos, laughs, and very real mum life moments.

On this week’s agenda, Kelsey shares what it was really like taking Aurelia and Bodhi skiing for the first time including the emotional rollercoaster of sending your kids off to ski school and hoping for the best.

Georgia, meanwhile, reveals the slightly questionable Christmas present Danny bought her: a half-marathon… and why, despite everything, she’s secretly looking forward to it.

Things take a dramatic turn when Danny’s well-meaning gift somehow ends with Georgia covered in blood (yes, really), before the girls weigh in on the annual “new year, new me” gym obsession.

And of course, We Listen & We Don’t Judge returns with a Christmas and New Year special, featuring festive parenting confessions that prove no one truly has it together over the holidays.

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This week on Mum’s The Word, Kelsey Parker is joined in the studio by social media stars Rossi D Woods and Lucy (The Female Wife) for a hilarious chat about parenting, pre-fame life, and everything in between.

The trio dive into why everyone once assumed Ross was gay thanks to his viral videos, and how social media fame has shaped their family life.

Ross and Lucy also share what they were doing before the internet came calling, from hairdressing and cabin crew life to West End stages.

They chat about raising kids who are perhaps a little too comfortable at film premieres, compare notes on bedtime routines (or the lack of them) in what they dub the “bedtime Olympics,” and bond over one universal parenting truth: we all hate homework.

This episode is proof that parenting is messy, no matter how glossy it looks online.

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