Positively Parenthood

What does it really take to walk away from the security of a corporate career and build something of your own?
In this episode of Heidi at Home, I'm joined by the founder of Wild Thingz to talk about the leap so many people dream about - but few actually make.
We explore what it means to take a risk on yourself, build a business from the ground up, and create a brand that people genuinely remember. Along the way, we also talk honestly about the realities of juggling life with entrepreneurship, making difficult decisions, and finding a way to grow a business without losing sight of what matters most.
In this episode, we discuss:
The decision to leave the corporate world and become founders.
Taking calculated risks and trusting your instincts.
What it takes to build a memorable brand in a crowded market.
The realities of being women in business.
Balancing ambition with family life.
The lessons learnt along the way
Whether you're dreaming of starting a business, already running one alongside family life, or simply curious about the stories behind successful brands, this is an honest conversation about courage, resilience and building something you're proud of.
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In this episode, I am joined by the fabulous Lucy (the Children's Dietitian) for an honest and informative conversation about your baby, toddler or child's diet and feeding. 
In this episode, we discuss big topics that are hugely important and contribute to sleep, behaviour and overall temperament, including:
-Baby Gut Health 
-Milk Intolerances and Allergies 
-Sensitive Tummies & Weaning
-Getting Support from the right Professional
-Probiotics and the Research behind them
-Diets and Eating Habits of School aged Children
Lucy gives a brilliant insight into how to get help and support by professionals when you feel like you have been passed around and not listened to with your baby's symptoms, as well as some brilliant conversation around feeding our school aged children too. 
For more information on Lucy's services, head to @childrensdietitian on Instagram or her website Infant & child feeding & nutrition services | The Children’s Dietitian — The Children's Dietitian | Lucy Upton

In this podcast episode, Heidi tackles the HUGE topic of listening, or rather lack of. 
So many parents struggle with how to get their child(ren) to listen more. If this is you, you are not alone! It can feel exhausting when you have to ask a child to do something ten times, then end up shouting. It happens to us all, but here Heidi shares her very best tips on how to encourage your child to listen without needing to resort to threats or consequences.

For more information on Heidi's Parent Coaching services, visit parentingwithheidi.com

In this episode Heidi is joined by the wonderful Alice Mackintosh, a registered nutritional therapist and co-founder of Equi London. 
It is no secret to anyone who follows her, that Heidi has struggled to look after herself since baby number three arriving now nearly two and a half years ago. We know that being in the early throws of motherhood can mean that often, our needs are put to the bottom of the pile.
In this episode, Alice gives us some really solid and sound ideas for keeping on top of our own health, including topics such as: 
Iron postpatrum
Having regular blood tests
Whether electrolytes are useful 
Eating a Mediterranean diet 
Perimenopause 
This episode is a brilliant way of reducing the overwhelm surrounding health and well being right now and getting to the basics of what exactly we need to do as parents, to look after ourselves. 
To book an appointment or ask a question:
Visit www.alicemackintosh.com or email info@alicemackintosh.com

Explore Equi London supplements:

Head to www.equilondon.com and fill out the quick questionnaire on the homepage to discover which products are best suited to your needs.

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In this episode, Heidi and Mel explore the topic of potty training and helping our children to be "dry" at night time. This episode covers: 
When to start
How to start
Dealing with accidents 
Poo fear 
Becoming dry at night
...and lots more! From honest chat as mothers to two toddlers who are also at potty training age, to admitting defeat on night time training, Heidi and Mel share both their advice and their personal stories to help reassure any other parent who is about to embark on potty training, struggling with wet beds at night or those who just want a raw and honest parenting chat.
Out Potty Training Course is available here. 
Positively Parenthood also offers a monthly parenting membership for only £20/month where you can access online courses, webinars, 24/7 parenting support and live group sessions with Heidi and Mel.