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The PakMag Parents Podcast

Laugh til you cry.

Cry til you laugh.

That’s parenting, and that’s the PakMag Parents' Podcast!

We at PakMag want to go on the parenting journey with you. And we're

bringing the experts along for the ride. Get the answers to those

questions we've all asked ourselves a million times and lets make this

whole parenting gig a bit smoother.

Join us every week as we speak to a parenting expert, discover the

latest in parenting products, apps and trends and attempt to make

sense of this weird, wacky and wonderful world of parenting.

Our host Bree James is a proud mum to two boys and five fur babies,

and the Founder of PakMag, a parenting magazine for families that has

printed over 3 million copies in the past 12 years.

Whether you're searching for some comic relief or a few helpful tips

on bringing up your kids, we want to laugh and learn with you. Get

your weekly dose of hints, tips and giggles and don't forget to tell

everyone, you heard it on PakMag.

Episode 59 - Me First, How To Prioritise You!

Mar 26, 2020

In today's episode we are talking about putting ourselves first for a change. It’s no lie that us parents tend to put ourselves last. From sport practice, to dentist appointments, to school presentations to sleepovers, the circus act of juggling this never ending to do list is no easy job. But how can we prioritise me...

Episode 58 - No Means No, Teaching Our Children Consent

Mar 19, 2020

In today’s episode we discuss why children need to understand consent and the importance of them having autonomy over their bodies. In today’s world unfortunately, the fears about sexual assault and rape are front of mind for many parents. As our children begin to grow curious in others and build relationships with...

Episode 57 - What's inside our children's brain?

Mar 12, 2020

We’ve all heard that little boys are made of Snips and snails, and puppy dog tails, and that little girls are made of Sugar and spice and everything nice… but when did this become an unknowingly stereotype when raising boys and girls? It’s definitely no secret that boys and girls are different, but how different...