Being Real Parents - Real Parents Meets Peppa Pig – A Conversation with Zoe Crisp
We chat with Zoe Crisp – the actor behind Peppa Pig in the hit live stage show Peppa Pig’s Fun Day Out LIVE! Zoe shares what it’s like performing as Peppa, how kids react, and the magic of live theatre for little ones. Plus, we’re giving away a family pass to the show on instagram! Don’t miss this fun, behind-the-scenes peek into the world of Peppa. 🐷🎭
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Being Real Parents - How Mindfulness Transforms Classrooms and Homes - With Grant Rix from Pause Breathe Smile
Discover the power of mindfulness in Aotearoa with this inspiring episode featuring Grant Rix from Pause Breathe Smile. We explore how this evidence-based programme helps tamariki develop emotional resilience, focus, and kindness. Learn practical tools to support your tamariki wellbeing at home and discover for yourself how much of a difference these simple practices make.
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Being Real Parents - Real Talk with Rebekah Lipp from Wilding Books
Anna is joined by Bex Lipp from Wildling Books for an honest and heartfelt kōrero about parenting. Bex shares her experience of raising neurodivergent tamariki, home schooling, and finding her own rhythm as a mum. Bex’s story is full of insight, courage, and connection. Tune in for real talk on autism, motherhood, and the power of trusting yourself.
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Being Real Parents - Connecting Families One Adventure at a Time – Real Parents x NookNZ
Looking for fun and affordable things to do with your kids? In this episode, we chat with NookNZ—your go-to guide for family-friendly activities, events, and hidden gems across Christchurch. Whether you're after weekend adventures, or ways to truly connect with your tamariki, NookNZ has you covered. Tune in for parenting hacks, connection tips, and local inspo you’ll love
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Being Real Parents - Real Talk: When You Feel Like You’re Not Good Enough
Anna, Juliet, and Kate get real about those tough moments when self-doubt creeps in. They share honest kōrero about not feeling good enough sometimes—and the simple ways they support themselves through it. It's raw, relatable, and full of heart. Tune in to feel a little less alone and a lot more supported.
Join the Real Parents crew discussing what they know as parents, but also as professionals supporting other parents. Real life examples mixed with behavioural, positive, child psychology and neuro-science.
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