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EPISODE · Nov 13, 2024 · 36 MIN

What’s for dinner, again?! – with Louise Boyce and Leisa Cockayne

from Keeping The Little Things Little

This episode of is all about nutrition – for yourself, your baby – and the whole family! And Ferne McCann has two Mum’s with her to chat about all: Louise Boyce – Veteran model, author and Mother of 3, she’s more commonly known today as ‘Mama Still Got It’ And Leisa Cockayne – a Mum and Naturopathic Nutritionist, also known on instagram as 'Make Me Sugar Free' ‘Keeping The Little Things Little’ is the podcast from eco baby brand Mum and You, hosted by Ferne McCann. It's all about reminding Mum’s that you’re not on your own. We're all just trying our best and the perfect mum *just* doesn't exist. Keeping things simple and in perspective is the name of the game. Or, ‘keeping the little things little’.   We genuinely know what you’re going through, because we're going through it too. And while we might not have all the answers, we'll be sharing our experiences and hearing from some well-known mums. ‘Keeping The Little Things Little’ is produced by Pineapple Audio Production.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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