Episode 3: 'Where's My Mummy?'

SPECIAL EPISODE: 'Thank you for 150 followers!'

Welcome back to 'The Nappies & Sick Podcast'...however oddly enough, today we are NOT talking all things little people for once. That's because to celebrate our "baby" growing to 150+ amazing Twitter followers last week and to say a massive THANK YOU too you all, we have dug deep into the podcast archives and edited together a special compilation of episode offcuts that would never EVER make the final edit for a normal podcast episode. So grab a cuppa (preferably Yorkshire Tea), plug some earphones in, and enjoy Declan, Victoria and Charlie ramble on about how Noah could have improved his natural selection system of animals in the Noah's ark fable as well as, discussing about Victoria's shocking sleep pattern. Follow us on Twitter: @Nappies_Podcast Follow us on Instagram: @thenappiesandsickpodcast Subscribe on YouTube: The Nappies & Sick Podcast

Episode 3: 'Where's My Mummy?'

In this episode Declan, Victoria and Charlie tackle the pink-blue commercialisation of toys, how childcare settings may end up planning for childhood transitions in a post coronavirus world, the impact of parental academic skill set on the quality of homeschooling that children receive during the COVID-19 pandemic, and a special shoutout to Tori’s aunty (who’s not her aunty) Cath thrown in too!. You can follow us on Twitter: @Nappies_Podcast

Episode 2: 'The Terrible Twos'

In this episode Declan, Victoria and Charlie, discuss the possible societal changes triggered by the Black Lives Matter movement, children's exposure to LGBTQ+ in film. As well as, the likely consequences of the local lockdown in Leicester on children's academic attainment and access to pastoral support. Twitter:  @Nappies_Podcast

Episode 1: 'The First Trimester'

In this episode, the overqualified and glorified babysitters chat about serious and complex issues like, which one of them fell down a toilet, who can say "I like cats" in Spanish, thoughts on men in the Early Years profession, as well as discovering their thoughts on how the education sector may end up looking in a post-COVID-19 world. Follow us on Twitter: @Nappies_Podcast