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

Georgia's been to Ibiza for "work," back to her mum's for buttery toast and zero phone signal, and left Cooper twice in one week, after he begged her not to go.

Kelsey reveals a secret brother nobody knew about, and the pair get into it over why Sienna Miller gets called "irresponsible" at 41 but Robert De Niro gets a free pass at 80.

This episode covers the big stuff:
Geriatric pregnancy labels
The double standards older mums face, perimenopause chat, and why women are judged no matter what they do
Plus the everyday chaos: kids who eat everything at school but "get the ick" about your dinner, eco homework ordered off Amazon, and watching Bluey alone with zero shame.

They also rank the top five things they miss about life before kids. Spoiler: freedom, sleep, and adults-only hotels make the cut.

Grab a cuppa and get comfy. This one's a good one.

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Claire Warren (@MyKindaMum) joins Georgia Jones for a no-filter conversation about the stuff mums think but rarely say out loud.

They cover mum guilt, the mental load, bottle vs breast judgement, relationship resentment, the contraceptive pill and anxiety, teaching boys to wee standing up, and why being called a "geriatric mother" at 36 is absolutely outrageous.

Clare shares how she went from posting baby-led weaning content to building a huge community around just admitting motherhood is hard and Georgia opens up about not feeling instant love for Cooper when he was born. It's raw, it's funny, and you'll relate to every single word.

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This week on Mum's The Word, Georgia Jones and Kelsey Parker are back, and nothing is off-limits.

Georgia gets emotional recounting Danny, her dad and Cooper's first ever three-generation golf trip (and admits to feeling a tiny bit of mum jealousy about it).

Kelsey opens up about choosing to actually live life, why she's done with self-doubt, and how watching people relocate to Asia on TikTok is becoming dangerously tempting.

Then it's the Top Five: things that shouldn't be homework. The answer? Everything. From impossible recycling projects to maths neither of them can do, they pitch a dream app where someone else builds your kid's school project for you: "Shit, but not too shit."

Plus: Georgia's decade-old wedding thank you card confession, the joy of five minutes of silence in the car after drop-off, re-gifting etiquette, and the moment Georgia asks if Brazilian is a language?

Grab a cuppa, get comfy, and join Georgia and Kelsey for another episode of Mum's The Word.

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This week on Mum's The Word, Kelsey Parker is joined by the brilliant Holly Hagan-Blyth, host of Cbeebies Parenting Helpline and former Geordie Shore star, for an incredibly open, funny and moving conversation that covers everything from pregnancy confessions to navigating life's hardest moments.

Holly, who's pregnant with baby number two, opens up about full-blown nesting mode (she panelled her entire front room in an hour and a half), why she's choosing another planned C-section, and the very real, and very specific fear, that's kept her away from natural birth.

Let's just say it involves pushing, pooing, and a husband who hasn't heard her fart in ten years.

The pair then dive into the story behind son Alpha Jax's unforgettable name, the baby name shortlist for number two (Alessia Wild Bloom, anyone?), and why the name they've actually chosen might surprise everyone.

The conversation takes a deeper turn as Holly speaks honestly about losing her sister six months ago, the frustration of being told how grief is "supposed" to hit, and why showing up and being strong doesn't mean you're not grieving. Kelsey shares her own reflections on loss, anniversaries, and how her children have been her greatest source of purpose.

They also look back at Holly's Geordie Shore days from walking into the house at just 18, to nine pairs of eyelashes held on with hair glue, to the audition answer that had producers rubbing their hands together.

Plus, the realities of the influencer world, why four million followers doesn't automatically mean business success, and how a Club biscuit addiction led Holly to discover nervous system regulation and her true passion in fitness and postpartum wellbeing.

It's honest, it's hilarious, and it's a reminder that none of us have it all figured out.

Grab a cuppa, get comfy, and join Kelsey and Holly for another episode of Mum's the Word.

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This week on Mum's The Word, Georgia Jones and Kelsey Parker are back in the studio for a chaotic, hilarious and surprisingly deep catch-up.

Georgia finally tells all about her half-marathon: from the safety-pin disaster at the start line, to the intimidating girls in the toilet queue who nearly knocked her confidence, to the emotional moment she ran the entire race alongside strangers raising money for a brain tumour charity.

Kelsey then shares the details of this year's Tom Parker Foundation football match, back at Bromley FC on the 17th of May with an incredible celebrity line-up. She also opens up about expanding her charity work this year to support the Lily Mae Foundation and individual families in need.

The conversation turns to fear, comparison culture and why social media is making us more fearful than ever, before taking a properly spiritual turn when Kelsey reveals she believes children choose their parents and that some kids are old souls. Georgia is… not entirely convinced.

Plus, the Mum's The Word Top Five returns with the things that trigger us as mums, and the pair get real about iPads at restaurants, going back to basics, and why family dinners around the table matter more than ever. Grab a cuppa, get comfy, and join Georgia and Kelsey for another episode of Mum's The Word.

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