DadPod with Charlie Clausen and Osher Günsberg

Charlie and Osher welcome back best-selling author Tizzie Hall as they unpack toddlers repeating words they perhaps weren’t meant to hear, speaking with kids about tricky topics, and trying to save the last remnants of the daytime nap.

This episode we’re talking meal times and dealing with a kid who refused to eat. Also, when is a treat not a treat? Does it all depend on the time of day? Thankfully Dr. Anthea Rhodes joins the show to shine some light on these culinary questions.

Learning to manage your emotions as an adult is one thing, but when you’re a toddler and it’s your first time using them, it’s a little like getting behind the wheel of a sports car without ever having driven before.Early childhood educator Stephanie Simopoulos talks to us about keeping calm in the face of fury (tiny, childlike fury).

When the family comes around and all want to hug your toddler at once, what do you do? And how do you be the best dad you can be when you and your former partner aren't together? Dr Justin Coulson from happyfamilies.com.au joins the chat to help us out.

It's a sentence that will make your blood boil: "Dad, someone hit me." But before you embark on a daycare payback mission, find out why kids lash out in the first place with some great advice from paediatrician Professor Sharon Goldfeld.

Does your kid say "no" before you've even pulled dinner out of the oven? Before you've even answered the question "what's for dinner"? Paediatric dietician Karina Savage is here to help.