In The Thick

In The Thick

Kids EN ↓ 2 episodes

In The Thick is real talk about what happens after you've had the baby. Two new mums, not experts + no advice, just an honest conversation about early motherhood as we're living it. The day-to-day and the bigger stuff. The culture + complexity of it, and the moments where you wonder if you're doing it right. You probably are and you're definitely not alone.

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In The Thick

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Latest episode

Jun 29, 2026

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Episodes

Delete the app? Maternal Instinct vs. the algorithm + optimisation 29.06.2026

We’re officially live!! We are Harriet and Charlie, two new mums navigating early motherhood. Welcome to our first official episode of In the thick!  Baby apps, maternal instinct, and the pressure to get motherhood right -  we're diving in for our first ever episode. We’re exploring the world of baby tracking apps. Are they a helpful tool or are they quietly getting in the way of trusting yourself...

Don't listen to social media. Listen to us. 22.06.2026

Hiiii! We’re Harriet + Charlie. We’re two new mums who found each other in early pregnancy.  New motherhood is all consuming and there’s a lot of figuring out to do. There’s a lot out there pre- baby +  a ton of advice and expertise, but where is the chat about what happens after the baby arrives? Early motherhood is layered and we figured other new (+ future) mums might be feeling like us - so we...

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