Helen Wills

Teenage Kicks Podcast

Kids EN ↓ 106 episodes

Welcome to the Teenage Kicks podcast, where we take the fear out of parenting - or becoming - a teenager. The internet is full of parenting advice, from when you feel those first baby kicks, until they reach secondary school. And then it stops. No one is talking about teen parenting problems; so we’re going to. Essential listening for teenagers and their parents, as well as those who work with young adults; Teenage Kicks has teen mental health at its core, and each episode will empower young people to tackle their own problems, and give parents the guidance to know how to help them. Each week...

Author

Helen Wills

Category

Kids

Podcast website

www.actuallymummy.co.uk

Latest episode

Mar 11, 2025

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Episodes

Ep. 6: Sharon Lawton on Coping with Anxiety Video 22.03.2020

Okay, a lot of this episode is about managing exam stress, because that's where we were supposed to be at right now. I almost didn't publish this today, but as I was editing, I realised how much of what families coach Sharon Lawton said was helpful to me in coping with my anxieties over coronavirus. It's still an episode about exam stress, but if you have worries about your own mental health as we...

Ep. 5: Danielle on Being a Young Carer for her Alcoholic Mum Video 16.03.2020

Danielle Jones is a freelance journalist and editor from Hampshire with bylines for Time Out, Metro and VisitEngland. A mum to two girls, she specialises in travel, culture and lifestyle writing. Danielle had a happy family life until her mum's relationship with alcohol started to affect her family. What started as a normal - if more colourful than some - upbringing, became a problem with alcohol,...

Ep. 4: Becky Freeman on Having a Dad in Prison Video 12.03.2020

When Becky was 17, and just about to sit her A-Levels, her Dad was sent to prison. We chat about how that felt to a young girl at the most important stage of her life so far, and how it affected her studies at school and beyond. Becky talked about how, although it was difficult for her to visit her dad in prison, she mostly felt for the families with younger children who she saw there. If you're c...

Ep. 3: Rosie Mullender on Self Harming as a Teenager Video 11.03.2020

*Trigger warning: this podcast episode features a discussion around Rosie's experience of self-harm as a teenager* Rosie Mullender had a long career as Content Editor at Cosmopolitan magazine before she went freelance as a journalist in 2018. You might think that nailing her dream job on a glossy mag would mean that she had a straightforward path to success, but nothing could be further from the t...

Ep. 2: Sian Russell on Being Expelled From School Video 09.03.2020

In this episode of the Teenage Kicks podcast Siân, from the brilliant blog Helpful Mum , tells us her story of being expelled from private school. We talk about the reasons that led up to her being expelled, what she did next, and why she believes that being excluded from school doesn't have to be the end of the world. For any teenager who's been expelled from school, this episode is inspiring. Si...

Ep. 1: Teenage Kicks the Trailer Video 03.03.2020

About the Teenage Kicks podcast  Welcome to the Teenage Kicks podcast, where we take the fear out of parenting - or becoming - a teenager. The internet is full of parenting advice, from when you feel those first baby kicks, until they reach secondary school. And then it stops. No one is talking about teen parenting problems; so we’re going to. Essential listening for teenagers and their paren...

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