Motherhood in Stereo with Caroline Morgan

Feeding Journeys: Breastfeeding, Twins, Mastitis & Starting Solids with Faye

hat does a successful feeding journey really look like? In this episode, we sit down with Faye, a lactation support provider, twin mum, and singleton mum, to explore the realities of feeding babies with confidence and compassion. From breastfeeding twins and overcoming common challenges to understanding mastitis, nipple pain, milk kinship, baby-led weaning, and introducing solids, Faye shares practical advice, evidence-based insights, and heartfelt encouragement for parents at every stage. We also discuss breastfeeding in public, bust common feeding myths, and take on Faye's popular "Feeding Alphabet" challenge, making this an informative and engaging conversation for new and expectant parents alike. Whether you're breastfeeding, combination feeding, bottle feeding, preparing for solids, or supporting a loved one through their feeding journey, this episode is packed with expert guidance, reassurance, and real-life experience. In this episode: * Breastfeeding twins and multiples * Understanding mastitis and nipple health * Milk kinship and donor milk * Baby-led weaning and introducing solids * Breastfeeding in public * The Feeding Alphabet * Practical tips for building confidence in your feeding journey Every feeding journey is unique—and every parent deserves support Connect with Faye IG handle @feedingwithfaye.

One Child, Then Loss, Then Triplets: Naomi’s Story

What does it take to find hope after unimaginable heartbreak? In this deeply moving episode of Motherhood in Stereo, Caroline sits down with Naomi—a fitness instructor, mum to her eldest daughter Amira, and mum to triplets—to share her extraordinary journey to motherhood. After the devastating loss of her twins at 21 weeks, Naomi faced every parent's worst nightmare. Through grief, resilience, and the courage to hope again, she went on to welcome her triplets and build the family she'd dreamed of. In this honest conversation, Naomi opens up about pregnancy after loss, the reality of raising triplets, balancing motherhood with a career in fitness, and the strength she's discovered along the way. This episode is a powerful reminder that while grief may always be part of your story, it doesn't have to define the rest of it. Connect with

Routines, Real Talk & Raising Little Humans with Louenna Hood

From caring for babies in royal households to supporting exhausted new parents, Norland Nanny ,early years expert and Maternity Nurse Louenna Hood has seen it all. In this episode of Motherhood in Stereo, she opens up about routines, sleep, dummies, potty training, and the myths that overwhelm modern parents — alongside reflections from her own journey into motherhood through adoption. Honest, grounding, and full of reassurance. Connect on IG @nannylouenna

Tiny Fighters: Twin Life After Extreme Prematurity and sIUGR with Nicole Harvey

In this episode, I’m joined by a twin mum Nicole Harvey whose babies arrived at just 26 weeks, following a pregnancy complicated by sIUGR. She shares her raw and honest journey through pregnancy from 16 weeks, the shock and reality of an extended NICU stay, and what life looked like bringing two extremely premature babies home. We also talk about navigating early motherhood with twins — and then doing it all again with another baby just 20 months later. From survival mode to finding strength in the chaos, this is a powerful conversation about resilience, fear, love, and the realities of life after NICU. Whether you’re a twin parent, NICU parent, or just curious about the untold side of early birth journeys, this episode will stay with you.

Held at 3AM: The Birth of Naani and the Hidden Reality of Postpartum Loneliness - Pooja Patel

What really happens in the quiet hours after birth — when the world is asleep but a new mother is wide awake? In this episode of Motherhood in Stereo, I’m joined by Pooja Patel a former Therapeutic Radiographer turned founder, whose experience in cancer care taught her the power of calm, precision, and human connection in moments of vulnerability. But it was becoming a mother herself that revealed something even more personal: the profound loneliness of the postpartum period. From 3am walks with her newborn to the realisation that there was no immediate emotional support between appointments, friends, and family, she opens up about the gap she experienced — and how it led her to build Naani, an audio-based emotional support companion for new mothers. We talk about: • The reality of postpartum loneliness • Why emotional support often disappears after birth • The transition from clinician to founder • How AI can support mothers without replacing human connection • What she wishes every new mum knew at 3am Raw, honest, and deeply relatable — this is an episode about what it really means to be held when you need it most. The email for people to feedback is Naani.beta@gmail.com [Naani.beta@gmail.com] IG: meet.naani Fb: meet.naani