A Moment With Murphy

This week, Sophie Bradbury-Cox shares her experience of motherhood.

Sophie talks about life with Spinal Muscular Atrophy, raising her daughter Zara and the joy they find in everyday moments together.

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This week, Rebecca shares her story of becoming a surrogate for her friends.
What began with friendship became something extraordinary - carrying their daughter and helping them grow their family.
She speaks honestly about surrogacy, postpartum and the emotional impact of the experience.

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In this episode, Kerri is joined by Laura to talk about life with her non-speaking autistic son, Ethan, and their journey with AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication).

Laura shares what it was like when Ethan had no reliable way to communicate, the barriers they faced and how finding the right support changed things for their whole family.

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For Children’s Mental Health Week, Kerri is joined by Jenny Chesworth to talk about raising emotionally confident children in a world that can sometimes feel overwhelming.

Jenny shares her own experience of childhood panic attacks, navigating health anxiety as a new mum and how supporting her son through anxiety led her to create thousands of practical mental health resources now used by families and professionals worldwide.

You can find Jenny’s resources at behappyresources.co.uk.

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Kerri is joined by Naomi Oates, to talk about premature birth and life in NICU. From reduced movements and an early delivery to the reality of incubators and hospital corridors, Naomi shares what it felt like to become a parent in the most unexpected way.

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