Jessie Ipswich Parenting Podcast
Introducing the Jessie Ipswich Parenting Podcast – your go-to show for all things parenthood in Ipswich! Hosted by Jessie Ipswich Mumma, this podcast covers everything from local family-friendly activities and events to real, candid conversations about the ups and downs of parenting. Whether you’re looking for tips on balancing parenting life, or just want to hear from other local parents, this is the space for you. Join us as we explore the best Ipswich has to offer for you and your little ones!
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Episodes
Sunday Oct 20, 2024
Sunday Oct 20, 2024
In the debut episode of Jessie's Ipswich Parenting Podcast, Jessie chats with Terry and Samantha, local parents and founders of Cup of Strange. They share their journey raising three boys, balancing family life with entrepreneurship, and the challenges of parenting different-aged kids. With personal stories about adapting to the chaos and the importance of community, this episode offers a heartfelt glimpse into parenthood in Ipswich.
Monday Oct 21, 2024
Monday Oct 21, 2024
In this episode, Jessie welcomes Keziah, a passionate Ipswich mum of three, business owner, and local advocate. Keziah is the creative mind behind Seraphim Escape Rooms and runs the popular social media platform Things to Do in Ipswich. Together, they explore Ipswich’s best indoor and outdoor activities for families, from skating at Bundamba Skateaway to visiting the Workshops Rail Museum and local parks like Ripley Splash and Play. Keziah also shares her personal journey as a parent and small business owner, offering insight into balancing family life with running an engaging local business. Whether you're looking for family-friendly activities or inspiration from a dedicated Ipswich parent, this episode is packed with valuable tips and stories.
Monday Oct 21, 2024
Monday Oct 21, 2024
In this episode, Jessie welcomes Talia Wells, the inspiring founder of Everyday Mums, a supportive community for mothers in Ipswich and surrounding areas. Talia shares her personal journey of moving to Ipswich, raising her children, and how her own experiences as a mum led her to create Everyday Mums. Together, they discuss the importance of building a supportive network for mothers, navigating the challenges of early motherhood, and finding balance through community involvement. Talia also highlights the many family-friendly activities available in Ipswich, from free events to local programs that help new and seasoned mums connect.