#09 - Nush Cope

Dadvengers Podcast Episode 09 - Nush Cope TV presenter, host and podcast creator Nush Cope is the first Dadvengers mum on the podcast. Nush talks about becoming a new mum through the pandemic, her experience with prenatal depression and having a home birth. She talks about the inequality of the paternity / maternity leave system and how she is finding herself again after having a baby.  Time Codes 3:17 - How Nush has found becoming a mum to Shaka... "I'm learning to see life through his eyes" 5:14 - The impact on Nush and her partner's relationship, and how they're making it work. 8:12 - Going back to work after having a baby - and experiencing "the parent guilt". 10:20 - "What's wrong with me..." finding support for a difficult first trimester and prenatal depression. 16:10 - The importance of Mr M being around throughout the rest of her pregnancy, and the birth. 18:08 - Nush talks about communication in relationship, parenting and with her own parents. 24:30 - The challenges Nush faced in having her pregnancy and having her son throughout the coronavirus. 26:28 - Opting for a home birth and the experience of that for Nush and Mr M. 28:00 - "Why can't there be a system where you decide as a couple..." the issues with the paternity and maternity leave system. 33:00 - Becoming a mum for the first time - "I don't know who I am anymore" 35:31 - How Nush and Mr M's childhoods and role models shaped them as parents and what they will use in their parenting journey. 39:17 - Parenting superpower Don't forget to subscribe to be first to hear new episodes. And if you want more of our parenting content make sure you're following us on Instagram & Facebook too! Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

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TV Presenter and father of two children, Nigel Clarke (The Baby Club, The Toddler Club - CBeebies) talks to well-known dads and special guests about their journey through parenthood, and no subject is off the table. Listen to the highs, the lows, the successes, the oh-so-funny fails, the mental struggle and the physical exhaustion from a dad’s point of view. We live in a time when more dads want to be involved in their children’s development but feel it is difficult to find guidance and support. Dadvengers is here to change that, and though it's focused on dads, it’s a podcast for parents one and all. Mums love listening to our podcast. So dads, mums, grandparents, friends and family grab a cuppa and let’s talk parenting.