A soft, funny trip through the childhood moments parents never quite outgrow.
This episode settles into a parent-friendly memory lane, where the hosts swap stories that feel ordinary, specific, and just awkward enough to land with a wince.

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Wiggle Talk lifts the curtain on The Wiggles you know and love. Every week, get an insight into the lives of Simon and Lachy as not only Wiggles, but parents, as they navigate issues you’re probably going through with your toddlers right now. Plus, each episode listeners, and famous friends, will have the opportunity to ask founding Wiggles member and expert dad Anthony Field questions about their kids they need help with. Get to know The Wiggles as parents, without the skivvies, as we all work out this parenting thing together.
Even The Wiggles debate the Tidy Up song; your messy floor has company.
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A soft, funny trip through the childhood moments parents never quite outgrow.
This episode settles into a parent-friendly memory lane, where the hosts swap stories that feel ordinary, specific, and just awkward enough to land with a wince.
A gentle twin-parent conversation that makes comparison feel smaller and easier to carry.
Wiggle Talk uses this Dear Wiggles segment to look closely at the uneasy habit of comparing twins, and it does so through a family conversation that stays close to everyday life.
A warm Wiggles reunion with old stories, easy jokes, and long haul affection.
Greg Page sits at the center of a loose Wiggles reunion that starts with easy banter and then settles into older stories, corrections, and the songs that did not quite fit. The best stretches are the ones where Greg, Simon, Lockie, and Anthony let the history speak for itself.
A warm, grounded conversation about disrupted routines and the small holiday memories families keep.
School holidays become a way into a bigger thought about family life and the routines that quietly hold it together. Lachlan Gillespie and Simon P.
A grounded conversation about how boundaries can help children feel safe while parents set limits with care.
This single-episode review frames boundary-setting as more than a parenting tactic: it becomes a way to help children feel safe, connected, and understood.
A calm, practical episode on teaching body autonomy through everyday boundaries, play, and touch.
Body autonomy can feel daunting until it lands in ordinary family moments: shoes, hugs, play, and touch. Wiggle Talk keeps that practical scale at the center in a conversation with Victoria Berenson, a psychologist, educator, and founder of the Safe Kids Project.
A calm, practical conversation about helping children eat well without turning meals into battles.
Food sits at the centre of family rhythm in this measured conversation with accredited dietitian and dad Joel Farron. He keeps the focus on the everyday pressures around children and meals, then draws clear links between vegetables, concentration, learning, sport, and the…
A clothing standoff gets gentler with two choices and one unforgettable snow-day outfit.
Getting a child dressed for the weather becomes the pressure point in this gentle parenting chat, as cool summer clothes run up against a jumper, rising feelings, and a parent's next move.


Parenthood and bodies, told one honest story at a time.




There's no such thing as proper when it comes to hooking a kid into reading. It's whatever works.
The Wiggles discuss a morning routine involving drinking warm salty water for health benefits, based on unqualified Instagram advice.
The Wiggles discuss backstage cricket activities and custom shirt designs before transitioning to a segment about daycare sickness for parents.
The Wiggles introduce a Dear Wiggles segment with light banter about personal life and apartment packing.
The Wiggles discuss their involvement in the documentary 'Happy and You Know It', which explores children's musicians and features interviews with various performers.
The hosts Lockie and Simon introduce a Christmas-themed episode of Wiggle Talk, discussing festive attire, food, and decorations while hinting at a special guest.
Simon Price introduces a redesigned studio and discusses receiving many questions from parents of one and two year olds, setting up a conversation with guests John and Katerina.
Twins take over the room here.
Wiggle Talk hosts Simon Price and Lockie open by explaining the recall of yellow Emma-style light-up bows, sold without the button battery warnings required by the 2022 Australian mandatory standards.
Simon Price and Lachie Gillespie compare the lead-up to school with the first week, joined by Dana and Lauren, as Asha, Lulu and Lottie start Kindy or Prep.
Wiggles members Simon Price and Lachie Gillespie speak with registered psychotherapist Jess Vanderweer of Nurtured First about separation anxiety, which Simon's five-year-old son Asher shows at daycare and kindy drop-offs.
Jessica Braithwaite, a Nine News weather presenter in Adelaide, says fewer than half of Aussie kids play outside on most days and that playing in rain builds resilience and problem-solving.
Dr Norman Swan tells Wiggle Talk hosts Simon Price and Lockie Gillespie that a Danish study of 640 children found an average of 16 infections in the first three years, mostly in the first two.
Wiggles members Simon Price and Lachie Gillespie interview New York psychoanalyst Erica Commazar, whom they first saw alongside Kourtney Kardashian on The Kardashians, about attachment security.
Noni Hazlehurst (on Play School from 1978) and Philip Quast (from 1981) tell Wiggles hosts Simon Price and Lachie Gillespie that tape only stopped if a presenter swore, so mistakes became lessons in problem-solving.
The hosts discuss how a child's interest in coloring developed over time, emphasizing that children find activities when ready.
Maggie Dent, co-author of "Digital Freedom" with online safety expert Kira Pendergast, tells Wiggles Lachie Gillespie and Simon Price that handheld screens in the first five years displace movement, play and conversation.
Simon and Lachy, The Wiggles, answer a listener's question about their parenting styles, sharing personal stories about birthday parties, playful games, and the challenges of patience with young children.
Simon and Lachy share cringe-worthy childhood memories, from Simon secretly taking ballet lessons to Lachy dressing as security for his brother's formal.
The Wiggles members discuss their children's growth and height expectations.
The Wiggles discuss parenting challenges and answer listener questions about raising toddlers.
Simon hosts a Dear Wiggles episode with guests Katerina and John, discussing a listener's question about comparing his two-year-old twins.
A new car will not stop beeping.
Lachlan Gillespie and Simon P.
Lachie and Simon revisit season two conversations from Wiggle Talk, including Hugh van Kylenburg's account of explaining autism to his child with a book about different brains.
Wiggle Talk hosts Simon and Lachie interview psychologist and Safe Kids Project founder Victoria Berenson about teaching children body autonomy, consent, private-part vocabulary, and safety.
Joel Farron, an accredited practicing dietitian known as "the nutrition guy," tells Lachie and Simon on Wiggle Talk that breakfast and lunch work best when whole grains, fruit, dairy, and protein are added together.
Tim, a stay-at-home dad from the Midwestern USA, asks Lachie and Simon on Wiggle Talk how to handle a two-year-old who refuses pants, long sleeves, and warmer clothes as summer ends.
Jeff Fatt describes how "wake up Jeff" let the shy offstage Jeff stay private while the stage version became a preschool fixture.
The Wiggles discuss parenting challenges and science curiosity with astrophysicist Dr.
The Wiggles Simon and Lachy discuss parenting issues, including a recent UNICEF trip to East Timor and personal health tips.
The Wiggles discuss allergies with Dominic Field, sharing personal experiences and advice for parents.
The Wiggles discuss the challenges and tips for family holidays with toddlers, sharing personal anecdotes and advice.
The Wiggles discuss healing from childhood trauma and how it affects parenting, with an interview with a trauma-informed coach.