In this hilarious and unfiltered episode of Then and Now, Babatunde and Leonie tackle the often unsolicited, frequently irritating, and occasionally outrageous things people say to parents. From “cherish every moment” to “when’s the next baby?” – the Aleshes break down the pressures, toxic positivity, and blunt comments that come from strangers, family, and even friends.

They share their personal experiences as parents of two, explore the reality behind social media myths, and open up about how they handle advice, judgment, and that constant “outside noise.” It’s raw, relatable, and ridiculously funny – perfect for anyone who’s ever been on the receiving end of questionable parenting commentary.

This week on Then and Now, Babatunde and Leonie dive into the hilarious, heartfelt, and often awkward world of parenting’s toughest moments – answering the wild questions kids love to ask. From “Can I say that word?” to “Where do babies come from?” the couple share honest conversations, cultural contrasts, and laugh-out-loud stories from their own parenting experiences. With their signature humour and warmth, they explore how to navigate language, growing up, faith, and family – all while raising two very curious kids. Whether it’s “lady gardens,” fart etiquette, or the chaos of football fandom, this episode is packed with relatable gems for parents at any stage.

This week on Then and Now, Babatunde and Leonie Aleshe dive into the wild world of modern parenting trends. From baby raves and nesting parties to house-moving “parties” and child-friendly beach clubs, they explore how millennial and Gen Z parents are redefining family fun. Expect big laughs as the couple weigh in on strobe lights for toddlers, assembling baby furniture with friends, and whether a DJ-less house move really counts as a party. As always, they share personal stories, sharp observations, and plenty of playful banter — all wrapped in a heartfelt reminder of how vital community is in parenting today.

This week on Then and Now, we’re celebrating Father’s Day the only way we know how — with laughter, real talk, and a little chaos. Joining Babatunde and Leonie is comedian, broadcaster, Eddie Kadi.

From proud dad moments to parenting flops, cultural clashes to soft parenting debates, nothing is off-limits. Expect hilarious stories, sharp perspectives, and a look at how fatherhood has evolved (and how much has stayed exactly the same).

Whether you’re a dad, have a dad, or are just trying to survive parenting — this one’s for you.

This week we’re talking about parenting in the cost of living crisis. The worries that come with rising shopping bills and some hacks to help pinch the pennies. Plus some nostalgic look backs at how it was when we were kids.

In this feel-good episode of Then and Now, Babatunde Aléshé and his wife Leonie chat all things half term—from juggling routines to keeping the kids entertained without breaking the bank.

They share their go-to activities, family traditions, and creative ways to make the most of time off school. From local trips and free days out to staying sane indoors (yes, screen time gets a mention), this episode is full of real-life gems for parents looking to keep it fun, affordable, and stress-free.

Whether you’re planning ahead or winging it week by week, this is the ultimate half-term guide—served with laughs, love, and loads of practical tips.

On this eye-opening episode of Then and Now, Babatunde Aléshé and his wife Leonie dive into the modern fears that come with raising children today—from the rise of AI to the realities of climate change.

With their signature honesty and warmth, they explore what it means to parent in a world that feels unpredictable and fast-moving. How do you prepare your kids for a future that’s still being written? What do you pass down when the rulebook keeps changing? And how do you find balance between protecting your children and empowering them?

It’s a raw, thoughtful conversation about navigating uncertainty, holding onto hope, and parenting with purpose in a world that’s shifting beneath our feet.

On this episode of Then and Now, Babatunde Aléshé and his wife Leonie get real about the everyday (and not-so-everyday) decisions they make as parents—and how those choices shape their children in the long run.

From cultural values and discipline to emotional well-being, the couple reflect on their own upbringings, what they’ve carried forward, and what they’ve chosen to do differently. With honesty, warmth, and a touch of humour, they explore how parenting isn’t just about the “now,” but about planting seeds for the future.

A relatable, thought-provoking conversation for any parent trying to do their best—one decision at a time.