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Mum to Mum with Doctor Tash

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Parenting isn’t easy and some days, it feels downright impossible. That’s why Mum to Mum with Doctor Tash is here: honest, heart-centred conversations about raising emotionally healthy kids, one connection at a time. Join paediatrician Doctor Tash (Natasha Ching) and host Melody Tan as they unpack the big emotions, everyday struggles and lightbulb moments that come with modern parenting. From tantrums to teen moods, from discipline to self-compassion, each monthly episode offers practical wisdom grounded in science and guided by empathy. This is the place where you’ll find understanding, not judgement. Real talk, not quick fixes. Because parenting isn’t about perfection—it’s about learning, growing and connecting. Brought to you by Mums At The Table, the team behind Life in the Grey.

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July 14, 2026

You can't meet every need

Many of us have somehow internalised this heavy belief that to be a "good" or "safe" parent, we have to respond immediately to every single demand from our children. But trying to be a superhero who meets every need right away isn’t just exhausting, it actually misses the point of what our kids truly require to feel secure. You don't have to do it all perfectly to be the exact mum your kids need. Join us for a quick, honest chat that will completely change how you handle your next chaotic afternoon. Links<ol><li>Article: “<a href="https://mumsatthetable.com/when-not-right-now-is-actually-loving/">When 'not right now' is actually loving</a>” by Doctor Tash</li><li><a href="https://www.doctortash.com/connect/">Join</a> the Doctor Tash community</li></ol>NOTE: The information shared in this podcast does not constitute medical advice. It is for general and educational purposes only. Please consult a qualified healthcare professional for advice specific to your situation.

June 14, 2026

Crying is a need

The feeding is done, the nappy is clean, they’ve been swaddled, rocked and shushed—and yet, the tears keep coming. Your heart starts racing, your head starts spinning with "What am I doing wrong?", and you feel that desperate urge to just make it stop. If you’ve ever felt exhausted by the pressure to keep your child "happy" at all costs, this conversation is the deep breath you need. It’s a reminder that you don't have to be a magician who makes the sadness disappear; you just have to be a mum who stays. Show notes<ol><li>Article: “<a href="https://mumsatthetable.com/the-truth-about-tears-most-parents-miss/">The truth about tears most parents miss</a>” by Doctor Tash</li><li><a href="https://mumsatthetable.com/postnatal_depression_symptoms/">Postnatal depression symptoms</a> and where to get help</li><li><a href="https://www.awareparenting.com/">Aware Parenting Institute</a></li><li><a href="https://www.doctortash.com/connect/">Join</a> the Doctor Tash community</li></ol>NOTE: The information shared in this podcast does not constitute medical advice. It is for general and educational purposes only. Please consult a qualified healthcare professional for advice specific to your situation.

May 14, 2026

The power of being with

Ever felt like you’re failing because your child is upset and you can’t make it stop? We’ve all been there. We think that being a "good mum" means keeping our kids in a state of constant happiness. But what if we have it backwards? In this episode, Doctor Tash shares a perspective that is—fair warning—incredibly hard to swallow at first. It challenges the very core of our "fix-it" instincts. We’re talking about the uncomfortable, quiet and transformative power of simply staying put when things get messy. RELATED LINKS <ul><li>Article: “<a href="https://mumsatthetable.com/the-one-thing-your-child-needs-more-than-a-solution/">The one thing your child needs more than a solution</a>” by Doctor Tash</li><li>Episode #3, Mum to Mum with Doctor Tash, "<a href="https://mumtomum.transistor.fm/episodes/rupture-and-repair">Rupture and repair</a>"</li></ul>NOTE: The information shared in this podcast does not constitute medical advice. It is for general and educational purposes only. Please consult a qualified healthcare professional for advice specific to your situation.

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What is Mum to Mum with Doctor Tash?: Parenting isn’t easy and some days, it feels downright impossible. That’s why Mum to Mum with Doctor Tash is here: honest, heart-centred conversations about raising emotionally healthy kids, one connection at a time. Join paediatrician Doctor Tash (Natasha Ching) and host Melody Tan as they unpack the big emotions, everyday struggles and lightbulb moments that come with modern parenting. From tantrums to teen moods, from discipline to self-compassion, each monthly episode offers practical wisdom grounded in science and guided by empathy. This is the place where you’ll find understanding, not judgement. Real talk, not quick fixes. Because parenting isn’t about perfection—it’s about learning, growing and connecting.

Brought to you by Mums At The Table, the team behind Life in the Grey.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
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