Finding the good in the bad.
This week Nix and Naomi try and take a look at some of the small positives in the current coronavirus crisis.
Family time, saving money and learning skills are among the good things coming from a horrible situation.
Are you OK? COVID-19
This week, Nix and Naomi want to know are you, are we OK?
As the intensity of the COVDI-19 crisis increases, multiple parenting is facing new challenges and the ladies face it head on.
Join Nix and Naomi for another season of Talking Twins.
The ladies talk coping coronavirus and holiday mishaps.
PLUS their first wins and losses for the year!
Season 1 Episode 22: Christmas with Multiples
In this festive season finale, Nix and Naomi dive into the highs and hiccups of Christmas with twins or triplets. From last-minute chaos to thoughtful traditions, they share how the holidays have changed since becoming mums.
They talk gift strategies, navigating family expectations, and the joy (and exhaustion) of creating memories with young kids. Whether you’re a Christmas lover or feeling totally unprepared, this episode will make you feel seen.
How do you celebrate with your crew? Join the conversation on our Facebook page – and Merry Christmas from us both!
Season 1 Episode 21: Holidays, Meltdowns & Mid-Air Mayhem — Travelling with Multiples
Thinking of taking your twins or triplets on their first big trip? You’re brave and you’re not alone. In this honest and hilarious episode, Nix and Naomi share the highs, lows and absolute chaos of travelling with young multiples.
From tandem breastfeeding in airport rest stops to packing everything except the kitchen sink, they reflect on those early getaways including overseas adventures with six month olds, toddler tantrums in transit, and dodgy car seats abroad.
Whether you’re heading down the road or planning your first international escape, this episode is packed with relatable laughs, helpful tips, and a gentle reminder that parenting on the move is still parenting… just with a better view.
Season 1 Episode 20: Behind the Scenes at AMBA with Ashlee Tenberge
Join us for part 2 of our chat with Ashlee Tenberge, Chairperson of the Australian Multiple Birth Association (AMBA), to uncover the heart and hustle behind the organisation supporting thousands of families with multiples.
Ashlee shares her own twin journey, how she got involved with AMBA, and what drives her continued passion for building community and change. From spontaneous volunteering to leading a national board, her story is full of humour, honesty and dedication.
Curious about how to get involved with your local AMBA club or what it’s like to volunteer as a twin parent? This episode is packed with real talk and encouragement for anyone navigating life with multiples.
Season 1 Episode 19: Leading with Purpose After Premature Twins
What begins with two tiny babies in NICU turns into a national mission. Nix and Naomi chat with AMBA Chairperson Ashlee Tenberge about how her early motherhood experience sparked a deep commitment to helping other parents of multiples.
From stepping into her first volunteer role to suddenly leading a room full of strangers, Ashlee shares the unexpected path that brought her from overwhelmed new mum to national leader. Along the way, they unpack the emotional highs and lows of volunteering, playgroup friendships, and balancing it all with family life.
If you’ve ever wondered how to reconnect with yourself after becoming a parent, this episode will show the power of purpose, community and saying “yes” before you feel ready. Feeling unsure where to start? You just might find your people at your local AMBA club.
Season 1 Episode 18: The Unexpected Realities of Being Pregnant with Multiples
From swollen feet to stairway scares, Nix and Naomi share the hilarious and downright awkward realities of carrying twins. Did Nix almost bring down a dodgy workplace staircase? And did Naomi accidentally break the law just trying to get to work?
The conversation dives into the weighty side of pregnancy too — literally and emotionally. The mums open up about body changes, stretch marks, and the pressure to bounce back, while balancing work, safety and self-identity during pregnancy. Have you ever felt unsure about how your body or brain was coping?
Between funny footnotes, sticker disasters and cheeky HOV lane confessions, this episode is an honest look at the weird and wonderful moments that come with growing more than one baby. What caught you off guard during your pregnancy? Listen now and share your story.
Season 1 Episode 17: Naming Your Multiples
How did you choose your babies’ names? In this episode, Nix and Naomi share the heartfelt, hilarious and occasionally chaotic stories behind naming their twins. One started with family middle names, the other avoided tradition completely — and both faced unexpected dilemmas along the way.
From an anonymous forum saving Naomi from a major name faux pas to Nix navigating matchy-matchy names and initials, this is an episode packed with real talk, laughter and relatable moments. They also touch on the mental load of parenting, speech therapy wins and a spontaneous $120 Christmas outfit spree… in October.
Do your children have a name story that raised eyebrows or melted hearts? Join the chat and share your story with the Talking Twins and More community.
Season 1 Episode 16: What We Did (and Didn’t Do) to Get Ready for Birth
What do you really need when getting ready to welcome twins or triplets? From skipped birthing classes and emotional pram purchases to discovering life-saving support through the Multiple Birth Association, Nix and Naomi reflect on how they navigated those chaotic months leading up to delivery.
With warmth and honesty, they share the items that mattered most, the ones they didn’t need, and the unexpected emotional hurdles they faced. What role did community support play? Did they regret not attending certain classes? And how can you prepare when you don’t even know where to begin?
If you’ve ever cried in a baby store or felt overwhelmed by all the gear you’re “supposed” to buy, this episode will feel like a reassuring chat with friends who’ve been there. Press play and feel understood.