Yes, you read that correctly. Romance novels and Remembrance Day in the same sentence, and not because I intend to spend November 11 indulging in some entertaining reading. I believe fiction is one of the…
Many parents, mothers especially, try to earn income for their families by working in the creative industry: photographers, knitters, crafters, and so on. Many of these parents also face a constant stream of criticism for…
Every family dynamic is slightly different, but we think anyone who spends time ‘soloparenting’ will find themselves nodding along in agreement with this week’s episode. Jenna & Tosh are joined by talented mama Lynn Colepaugh,…
Commercialization, sensationalism, and sexualization is ruining Halloween. Whether you agree or disagree, you’re sure to find this week’s podcast interesting! Join us as Jenna & Tosh talk about the good ol’ days and how they’d…
Sending your child off to school is complicated enough, but when you are given the choice whether to send them or hold them back, it becomes a much harder decision! Redshirting is a term used…
Pelvic floor physiotherapist Katie Kelly returns to the Pickle Planet Podcast to talk about signs your child might benefit from a visit to her office. From early potty training to trying to hold everything in…
You guys, there is SO much I didn’t know about pelvic floor health!! I had no idea that peeing even a little bit when you laugh or sneeze is NOT normal, that there’s something called…
Adult recreational use of marijuana becomes legal in Canada on October 17, 2018 – and according to a survey commission by Moncton-based Organigram, parents in Atlantic Canada are feeling the most prepared to talk with…
Mayson. Charlotte. Patrick. Landen. These children did not come home to live with their families, but their brief lives have had a lasting legacy. Join their mothers – Tosh Taylor, Melannie Eldridge, Amy Boljkovac, &…
This is one of our best episodes yet! Huge thanks to listener Lesley, who reached out suggesting an episode with tips on how to speak with her children entering kindergarten about the diversity of classmates…