This week, the author Ruth Field pops down to the Milk Faced studio complex to talk about running, healthy eating, her twins, and why her mother prays for her! It’s probably the best episode we’ve done, so well worth listening to.

In this jam-packed episode of Milk Faced we answer a reader’s e-mail asking for advice on punishing children. We also talk about the amazing ebay buggy advert and the boy who got fined for missing a birthday party.

This episode was supposed to be about sex education but rapidly went downhill. We talk about Sally’s mental dreams, rolling condoms onto bananas, and the prevalence of paedophiles in 1980s schools. This all comes from the Swedish genital cartoon which ...

Happy New Year! In this week's audio explosion we're making our parenting New Year's resolutions. - We also discuss the aftermath of placenta eating, and Robbie's move to the country. - At some point we discuss the documentary Fed Up,

Merry Christmas! - In part two of our human eating special we tuck in to a lovely Christmas meal of roast placenta. Just the thing to serve to the family. - Will Robbie, Sally and our special guest, the author and journalist Mike Millar, eat some?

In this week's episode we're joined by the author and journalist Mike Millar as we prepare a traditional Christmas roast placenta. - We talk you through the preparation and cooking of this delightful taste explosion. Yummy! -

Boobies! This week we're talking about breastfeeding, or more specifically the pressures, expectations and barriers women encounter whilst breastfeeding. - It's in the news because a nice lady called Louise Burns got asked to cover up whilst breastfee...

Happy advent! In this week's show we get you in the festive spirit with chat about Christmas traditions. - This includes our family traditions, and strange (arguably racist) traditions from around the world. -

In this week's podcast a proper journalist Louisa Peacock, Deputy Women's Editor at The Daily Telegraph, joins us to talk about women and how to raise girls. And very good she is too. We discuss feminism, body image, and how much she'd spend on a bottle

Where should you bring up your kids - the city or the country? As Robbie is moving to the countryside after fifteen years in London we discuss whether the bright lights of the city or the tranquility of the country is the better place to raise your offsp