Why We Clash (and Still Make It Work)
March 18, 2026
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as posted by the channelThis week we’re recording on the eve of our long-awaited trip - and let’s just Louise and Ryan approach holidays VERY differently...
We chat honestly about how travelling as parents hits differently, the mental load of planning, and why even a dream getaway can come with nightmares (literally).
Louise opens up about adjusting to life with a stoma bag and how it’s impacted confidence around things like swimwear and holidays, while Ryan shares what it’s been like supporting from the sidelines.
We finally dive into love languages and how those differences can affect us. Add in our Type A vs Type B approach and…yes, there are clashes. One thing we do agree on - the online storm surrounding the Bonnie Blue viral pregnancy story and what it says about the world our children are growing up.
We also share where our heads are at when it comes to future family planning and the difficult decisions that come with it during uncertain times.
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