Is modern technology helping us… or slowly driving us mad? 📱

In this episode, we unpack how modern technology impacts our day-to-day lives. From constant notifications and screen time to the pressure of always being “on.” We talk honestly about those moments where we both fantasise about ditching the smartphone and going back to a Nokia 3310, before questioning whether that’s even possible in today’s world.

We explore where technology genuinely helps, where it overwhelms, and how it’s shaping our routines, relationships, and family life as parents. Expect real conversations, a bit of nostalgia, and a balanced take on whether technology is ruining our lives… or simply something we’re still learning to manage.

Is there ever a “perfect” time to have kids? 🤔

In this episode, we explore the big question many people wrestle with: is there actually a perfect age to have children? We talk through what the studies say, how opinions differ, and whether timing really matters as much as we’re led to believe.

We also share our own thoughts and experiences, reflecting on the timing of having Gabriel, what felt right (and what didn’t), and how becoming parents shifted our perspective on age, readiness, and expectations. Expect honest reflections, balanced discussion, and a realistic take on a question that rarely has a one-size-fits-all answer.

New year, fresh goals… or the same old promises?

In this episode, we talk all things goal setting and New Year’s resolutions for 2026. From setting goals that actually feel realistic (but still challenging) to questioning whether resolutions really work, we reflect on how our mindset has shifted since becoming parents.

We look back honestly at the goals we set for 2025. Which ones we stuck to, which ones we quietly abandoned, and what we learned along the way. We also ask ourselves the big question: are we ready to share all of our goals for the year ahead? Expect thoughtful reflection, a few laughs, and a realistic take on building habits that fit real life, not just January motivation.