Due Parenting Podcast
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Due is a weekly audio and video podcast hosted by Linda and Ibrahim Suleiman. It highlights everything that has to do with parenting from trying to conceive, labour and raising children. The show will educate, entertain and break down all the myths surrounding parenting.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Candid roundtable talk connects everyday parenting decisions with inherited family patterns, emotional health, and the pressure to raise children differently.
Due Parenting Podcast turns parenting into a candid group conversation, with Linda and Ibrahim Suleiman asking guests to connect family choices with the homes that shaped them.
A word game ends, and you're left thinking about the family habits you inherited.
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A loose opening settles into a plain talk about limits, money, and children's big feelings.
The piece starts with a playful game about the first word, then moves into a blunt talk about children crying for what they want, why a parent might say no, and how to explain that no without blunting the lesson.
A loose family listen that turns a race and a dad joke into something warmer than it sounds.
This episode leans on a singing game, a race, and a dad joke to keep the family talk moving. The opening feels loose and funny, like people are shaping the rules as they go, which gives the conversation a casual spark.
A candid parent-to-parent talk about sex, faith, and the questions children ask early.
The Duke Parenting Podcast brings together Ibrahim Suleiman, Linda Idrako Suleiman, Bio Arimoro, and Robba Arimoro in a candid, lightly joking conversation about how parents talk to children about sex.
School-dropoff nerves and spoon-level chaos settle into a warm family rhythm.
Season 2 closes on the small frictions of school drop-off, where a forgotten spoon, a bottle of water, and one anxious school call turn ordinary parenting into a neat comic engine.
A playful, personal conversation about how a couple handles money and plans ahead.
This episode treats money as something a couple works through together, not a slogan. It starts with light teasing and wordplay, then settles into the practical stuff: financial planning, who handles what, and the limits they will not bend on.
A plainspoken parenting chat about sleepovers, boundaries, and the habits children pick up from the adults around them.
The episode keeps its attention on the practical work of setting boundaries when a child starts asking about what happens in other homes, then settles into a firm answer on sleepovers.
A grounded look at how old pain shapes parenting and why healing matters.
The episode treats childhood trauma as something lived and practical, not abstract. It connects old defenses, anxious habits, and inherited reactions to the way a parent shows up now, then moves into a plain account of displacement, rationalizing, and the work of therapy and…
A candid conversation about parenting, memory, and seeing parents differently.
The episode unfolds as a close family conversation about how parents can look different once their children carry similar responsibilities. It works best when it resists tidy conclusions and stays with the small, familiar stuff, from wedding banter to childhood discipline to the…
Parenthood and bodies, told one honest story at a time.
Brian Suleiman and Linda Ijofo Suleiman open with a Reddit post from a 23-year-old firstborn who says her personality became centered on pleasing her parents.
The episode opens by turning words into a game they call Wolfie.
Motherhood comes in like bitter cola.
Prem Suleiman and Linda Idrepo Suleiman host Stanley and Lolo for a Nigerian family conversation that moves from a song-association game into Linda's unexpected pregnancy and early delivery.
The Dew Parenting Podcast opens with the hosts welcoming friends into a familiar, joking, and reflective conversation.
Due Parenting Podcast’s special episode centers on Bram Suleiman and Linda Idrako Suleiman’s version of financial partnership, with D.C.
Season 2 closes with gratitude up front.
Hosts Prime and Linda interview a young, recently married Gen Z couple, Sami and Oye, about their relationship, plans for children, and questions about parenting.
A 13-year-old AMVCA-nominated child actor and her mother-manager discuss the realities of navigating a successful acting career from a young age.
The episode opens with a word game before settling into a blunt talk about childhood trauma and how it can shape adult behavior.
Ibrahim Suleiman and Linda Idrako Suleiman open the Duke Parenting Podcast with Bio Arimoro and Robba Arimoro back in the room.
Wordplay starts the room.
They start with a laugh.
The episode opens with playful back-and-forth as the hosts work through a word-association game.
The hosts start with a playful word game that quickly slips into jokes, corrections, and hungry interruptions.
Hosts Ibrahim and Linda answer questions from single, child-free friends Beverly and Elo Zanam, starting with costs that have risen "almost a hundred percent" for some items since their son Kion was born.