What's Wrong With A Wine Playground & Is The Oreo Mum Even Real?

Grace Rouvray is back this week, alongside Stacey Hicks and Amelia Lester as we remember Dolly Parton and consider the roles 'favourite aunts' have in our child's lives.

Plus, Stacey takes us deep into the viral 'Oreo-gate' drama to reveal why the internet’s favourite mum group feud is almost certainly fake.

And, we’re rating two new playgrounds — including a wine-barrel setup and a slide that simulates the sinking Titanic. What could go wrong?

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Reccos:

Stacey recommends Sterling Point on Prime Video, a witty Gen Z coming-of-age series with an elite love triangle.

Amelia recommends A Loo Of One’s Own by Eleri Harris, a brilliant Australian picture book about parliamentary history and women's rights hiding behind toilet humour.

Grace recommends the Lamaze 8pc Pile & Play Stacking Cups for keeping little hands endlessly entertained.

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