Tommee Tippee. You've Got This. We've Got You

In the final BONUS episode of Season 2, we’re joined again by Dr Sara Kayat for a deeper conversation around miscarriage and pregnancy after loss. 🤍We cover:👉 What to expect during a miscarriage👉 Progesterone — what it is and how it can help support pregnancy👉 What’s considered normal during pregnancy and when to seek help - trust your gut!👉 How to find reliable, credible information without going too Google-happy! 😅👉 Common myths around miscarriage and pregnancy after loss A reassuring, honest and informative conversation covering some of the questions and worries that can come with pregnancy after loss. 🌈If you’ve experienced loss or are navigating a pregnancy after loss, we hope this episode helps you feel a little less alone. 🤍Don’t forget to like, subscribe and share with someone who might find this episode helpfulThe views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the individual speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views of Tommee Tippee. Any expert insights shared are for general informational purposes only and do not constitute personal advice. Always consult with a qualified healthcare professional for advice specific to your individual circumstances.

Season 2. Episode 5. Tommee Tippee. You’ve Got This. We’ve Got You. Pregnancy after loss. Around 1 in 4 pregnancies end in miscarriage. Yet despite how common it is, pregnancy loss can still feel incredibly lonely, and pregnancy after loss can bring a complicated mix of hope, joy, anxiety and fear.In this episode, we’re joined by content creator and mum-to-be Izzie Rodgers, who at the time of filming is 28 weeks pregnant, and GP, broadcaster, author and mum of two, Dr Sara Kayat.Izzie shares her personal experience of pregnancy after loss, while Dr Sara brings her expert perspective on miscarriage, pregnancy after loss and the emotional challenges that can come with trying to hold onto hope when joy and fear exist side by side.In this episode, we cover:👉 Miscarriage👉 Pregnancy following a miscarriage👉 Being grateful for every symptom👉 What is normal and when to seek help👉 How to support someone through miscarriage👉 Where to go for more informationPlease take care while listening or watching. If this feels too difficult right now, we encourage you to skip this episode and come back to the conversation when you’re ready.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the individual speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views of Tommee Tippee. Any expert insights shared are for general informational purposes only and do not constitute personal advice. Always consult with a qualified healthcare professional for advice specific to your individual circumstances.

BONUS EPISODE! Extra Support with Anna Whitehouse Returning to work after having a baby can bring a whole mix of emotions, from excitement and anticipation to anxiety, guilt and uncertainty.In this episode, Anna Whitehouse is back to answer your questions and share practical advice for navigating the transition back to work and life as a working parent.Together, we explore:👉 Return-to-work anxiety and the ‘Sunday scaries’👉 Separation anxiety and managing the transition for both parent and child👉 The reality of the ‘double shift’👉 Practical ways to share the mental load👉 Understanding your rights as a working parent👉 Myth-busting common misconceptions around returning to work👉 And much moreThink of this episode as a practical roadmap for returning to work, with advice, reassurance and useful tools to help you feel more prepared for the transition.Need to further support in returning to work. Check out https://www.pregnantandprotected.co.uk/, https://www.abetterbalance.org/ The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the individual speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views of Tommee Tippee. Any expert insights shared are for general informational purposes only and do not constitute personal advice. Always consult with a qualified healthcare professional for advice specific to your individual circumstances.

Season 2. Episode 5. Tommee Tippee. You’ve Got This. We’ve Got You. Can I have it all?Becoming a parent changes everything. Suddenly, you’re juggling work, childcare, life admin, the laundry piling up and about a hundred other things, often before you’ve even had your first coffee.And somehow, through all of that, we’re still expected to keep every plate spinning.This week, Jilly is joined by Sophie Ellis-Bextor and Anna Whitehouse to talk about the realities of modern parenthood and the pressures facing parents today.Together, they explore The challenges of returning to workThe Motherhood penalty Maternity and paternity leaveMum guiltThe gaps in the system and so much more! So, can we really “have it all”, or are we actually just doing it all?The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the individual speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views of Tommee Tippee. Any expert insights shared are for general informational purposes only and do not constitute personal advice. Always consult with a qualified healthcare professional for advice specific to your individual circumstances.

BONUS EPISODE! Extra Support with Faisa Ali Last week, we spoke with Olympic gold medallist Tianna Madison and maternal health advocate and doula Faisa Ali about Black maternal health.This week on Extra Support, we're continuing the conversation with Faisa, diving deeper into why these disparities exist, how to advocate for yourself, the warning signs to look out for, and the support available before, during and after birth.In this episode, we cover:Pre-eclampsia & sepsisMedical racismConscious & unconscious biasWhy Black women are more likely to have their concerns dismissedHow to advocate for yourself in healthcare settingsPlus so much morePlease take care while listening. If now isn't the right time, this conversation will still be here when you're ready.Further information & support:UK: The Motherhood Group – https://themotherhoodgroup.org/USA: Black Mamas Matter Alliance – https://blackmamasmatter.org/

Season 2. Episode 4. Tommee Tippee. You’ve Got This. We’ve Got You. The Black Maternal Health Crisis.In both the US and the UK, Black women are significantly more likely than white women to experience serious complications during pregnancy and childbirth. The disparities are stark, preventable, and demand urgent attention.In this week's episode, Jilly is joined by Tianna Madison, three-time Olympic gold medallist for Team USA, passionate maternal health advocate, and mum to 4-year-old Kai, who knows the devastating reality of the Black maternal health crisis firsthand.They're also joined by maternal health expert Faisa Ali, who holds a Master of Public Health in Maternal and Child Health, is a trained doula, and has spent more than a decade working on the front lines of maternal healthcare in the US.Together, they explore what it means to navigate pregnancy and birth as a Black woman today. In the US, Black women are 3–4 times more likely to die from pregnancy or childbirth-related causes than white women. In the UK, they are 2–3 times more likely. These are not just statistics, they represent mothers, babies, and families. This is a global crisis that cannot be ignored.This is a powerful and emotional conversation covering:👉 Medical trauma and maternal mortality👉 Premature birth and lived experiences👉 The shocking scale of these disparities👉 Preparing for the unexpected👉 What needs to change and how we can all helpPlease take care while listening or watching. If this feels too difficult right now, we encourage you to come back to this conversation when you're ready.If you're looking for further information or support:UK: The Motherhood Group – https://themotherhoodgroup.org/USA: Black Mamas Matter Alliance – https://blackmamasmatter.org/The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the individual speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views of Tommee Tippee. Any expert insights shared are for general informational purposes only and do not constitute personal advice. Always consult with a qualified healthcare professional for advice specific to your individual circumstances.

In this week’s Extra Support, we’re diving deeper into the impact a baby can have on your relationship.The reality is that life changes overnight. You’re exhausted, focused on caring for your baby, and finding time for each other can quickly slip to the bottom of the priority list. Many parents find themselves carrying the mental load, resentment can build, and relationships can start to feel strained. But it doesn’t have to be that way.In this bonus episode, we’re joined by psychotherapist Jerilee Claydon, who works with couples every day. Together, we explore how to share the load at home, avoid resentment before it takes hold, communicate more effectively, and keep your relationship strong through the beautiful chaos of parenthood.

Season 2. Episode 3. Tommee Tippee. You’ve Got This. We’ve Got You. We used to be fun! Becoming parents changes everything – including your relationship. In this episode, Jilly is joined by Emily Miller and Cam Holmes, one of reality TV's biggest success stories. The couple met on Netflix's Too Hot To Handle, fell in love, welcomed their first baby, and are now expecting twins!They're also joined by psychotherapist Jerilee Claydon, a fan favourite from Season 1, who's back to help unpack the realities of navigating life, love and parenthood.From intimacy and the mental load to feeling touched out, arguing over whose turn it is to do the bottles, and simply trying to find five minutes together, we're talking about the things no one really prepares you for after having a baby.Expect:👉 Relationship changes after baby 👉 Sharing the load 👉 Communicating when exhausted👉 Resentment, romance and reconnecting 👉 Plus much more! Whether you're expecting, in the newborn trenches, or just curious about how parenthood changes relationships, this episode is full of relatable moments, expert advice, and reassuring honesty.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the individual speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views of Tommee Tippee. Any expert insights shared are for general informational purposes only and do not constitute personal advice. Always consult with a qualified healthcare professional for advice specific to your individual circumstances.

BONUS EPISODE! Extra Support with Shakira Akabusi In this week’s Extra Support, we dive deeper into advice for exercising when pregnant, postpartum recovery, understanding your core and pelvic floor with Shakira Akabusi, founder of Strong Like Mum.If you’re not sure where to start, this one is for you! The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the individual speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views of Tommee Tippee. Any expert insights shared are for general informational purposes only and do not constitute personal advice. Always consult with a qualified healthcare professional for advice specific to your individual circumstances.

This week Jilly sits down with Alice Liveing – personal trainer, bestselling author, fitness influencer and new mum, along side our pre and post natal exercise expert, author and founder of Strong Like Mum (not to mention mum of four) Shakira Akabusi! Together, they’re talking about exercise during pregnancy, post-partum recovery, and the pressure on women’s bodies to “bounce back” after birth. They’re cutting through the noise to have an honest conversation about movement, recovery, expectations versus reality, and what it really means to feel strong in your body again, whatever that looks like for you. Expect:Exercise during pregnancy Post natal exercise & recovery advice Building confidenceThe truth about bounce back culture And, of course…a few poo stories!The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the individual speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views of Tommee Tippee. Any expert insights shared are for general informational purposes only and do not constitute personal advice. Always consult with a qualified healthcare professional for advice specific to your individual circumstances.