Your partner does something that bothers you… do you bring it up and risk an argument, or stay quiet and let it simmer? In this episode, we break down real Reddit relationship stories and give you practical tools to raise concerns without wrecking the moment.What we cover:- Baby talk, mismatched effort, and “the ick” 🤯- Why unmet expectations cause recurring fights- How curiosity changes everything in conflict- The role of love languages in feeling prioritised- Why yelling isn’t “just normal” and how to repair trust💡 This isn’t just theory, we share our own stories, mistakes, and what actually works when emotions run high.___________________________

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This isn’t just theory, it’s practical coaching you can apply in your next hard conversation.

Are you stuck in the same arguments with your partner? This episode of Honey, We Need to Chat reveals how one underrated skill, curiosity, can help you stop fighting and start connecting.

Amy walks through a real-life Reddit story about household chores and shows how judgment and defensiveness shut communication down, while curiosity opens the door to repair, empathy, and lasting connection.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• Why curiosity is the key to stop fighting with your partner

• How your brain and body react differently when you’re reactive vs. curious

• Practical sentence swaps to turn arguments into conversations

• Tools for self-awareness so you can notice triggers before they escalate

If you want fewer fights and deeper connection, this episode will show you how to change the way you communicate for good.

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Becoming a parent can be an incredibly isolating experience, not just for mums, but for dads too. And yet, dads are often left out of the perinatal conversation. In this episode of Honey, We Need to Chat, Amy and Blair sit down with Tom and Kate Docking, founders of Dad’s Group and Man with a Pram, to explore why fatherhood support is a missing piece in family wellbeing, and how building community changes everything.

What we cover:

• The surprising origins of Man with a Pram and how it’s grown into a global movement.

• Why isolation hits dads just as hard as mums, and what helps.

• The hidden impact of birth trauma and vicarious trauma on fathers.

• How supporting dads strengthens the whole family.

• Real talk about marriage, communication, and building a village that lasts.

Whether you’re a new parent, a partner, or someone passionate about community, this conversation will inspire you to think differently about connection, fatherhood, and family support.

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