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What happens when your twins arrive at 31 weeks… and you don’t get to take them home? In this episode of All At Once, we’re joined by Chontel Duncan — mum of five, fitness entrepreneur, and twin mum — who shares her experience of going from three young kids to five, navigating high-risk pregnancies, premature birth, and six weeks in the NICU with twins.  From being separated from her twin babies at birth, to walking out of hospital without them, to later having to perform CPR on her own child — this is a deeply honest conversation about the realities of early motherhood when things don’t go to plan. We talk about advocating for your babies, making high-pressure medical decisions, feeding choices, and learning to trust your instincts — even when no one else is listening. In this episode, we cover: A high-risk twin pregnancy and premature birth at 31 weeksWhat NICU life is really like as a parentLeaving hospital without your babiesA medical emergency no parent expectsNavigating feeding choices and external pressureReturning to fitness postpartum in a realistic wayManaging five young children, business, and mental loadIf you’re navigating a high-risk pregnancy, NICU, or life with multiples — this episode will make you feel less alone. Follow along for the raw, unfiltered reality of raising multiples. Instagram: @allatonce_coTikTok: @allatonce__YouTube: @allatonce_coThanks for being here. If this resonated, sharing, rating or leaving a comment helps more parents of multiples find us.

What actually happens to your body during a twin pregnancy, and what’s normal… and what’s not? In this episode of All At Once, we’re joined by women’s health physio and mum of three, Jess (also known as Mama Physio). She works with pregnant and postpartum women every day, and is also in the thick of it herself with four month old twins and a toddler. This isn’t just another conversation about twin pregnancy. It’s expert insight grounded in real experience. We cover the physical realities of carrying twins, including common twin pregnancy symptoms, pelvic floor changes and what to expect during postpartum recovery. In this episode, we discuss: What’s normal in a twin pregnancy and when to pay attentionPelvic floor health, pelvic girdle pain and why it can feel so intenseExercise during pregnancy and the misinformation onlineWhether strength and movement actually impact recovery after twinsBirth expectations and the problem with one size fits all adviceRaising twins as a twin, and how that shapes Jess’s perspective as a mumJess shares both her clinical expertise and personal experience, giving you clear, evidence-based guidance without the overwhelm. If you’re pregnant with twins or in the early stages with multiples, this episode will help you understand what’s happening in your body and how to support it properly. Follow along for the raw, unfiltered reality of raising multiples. Instagram: @allatonce_coTikTok: @allatonce__YouTube: @allatonce_coThanks for being here. If this resonated, sharing, rating or leaving a comment helps more parents of multiples find us.

In this episode of All At Once, we’re talking twins with paediatrician Dr Daniel Golshevsky — or Dr Golly, as parents know him. He’s a paediatrician with years of experience helping families with sleep, feeding, settling, and routines, and he shares practical advice that actually works in real life. We cover the real challenges of feeding two babies, creating routines, surviving sleepless nights, and Dr Golly answers listener questions on everything from managing sickness to toddler sleep, breast refusal and reflux. But what we loved most about this conversation is his focus on looking after mum — protecting your capacity, trusting your instincts, and making decisions that support you, not just your babies. You’ll walk away feeling not only informed, but empowered and reminded of how incredible you are for raising multiples. In this episode, you’ll hear: A realistic conversation about feeding twins and managing the loadHow to create routines that actually work for multiplesTips for settling two babies at once — and surviving sleepless nightsNavigating twin toddlersListener questions answered with real-world solutionsWhether you’re expecting twins, have newborns, or are navigating the early years, this episode is full of practical guidance — plus reassurance that you’re not alone. Special Dr Golly Offer for Listeners: Use code allatonce20 for $20 off any course at drgolly.com. Already purchased a Sleep Program and expecting twins? Email your sonogram to [email protected] for free access to the Twin Supplement. Follow Dr Golly on Instagram for more tips: @drgolly Follow along for the raw, unfiltered reality of raising multiples. Instagram: @allatonce_coTikTok: @allatonce__YouTube: @allatonce_coThanks for being here. If this resonated, sharing, rating or leaving a comment helps more parents of multiples find us.

Most mothers of multiples grapple with the unspoken weight of mum guilt—and here’s why that feeling might actually be a sign you’re doing a better job than you think. In this episode, we’re getting really honest about mum guilt, mum rage, and the mental load of raising multiples — because wow, it’s a lot. We talk about the parts no one really says out loud: the overwhelm, the overstimulation, the moments where you feel like you’re being pulled in a million directions and still somehow not doing enough. Sinead shares what it’s been like grieving the version of motherhood she imagined before twins — and how she’s learning to make peace with what it actually looks like. Gabi opens up about juggling a toddler and newborn twins, the guilt that comes with feeling split between them, and the emotional load of trying to be everything to everyone. In this ep, we chat about: Mum guilt with multiplesThose moments where mum rage sneaks in (and you’re like… where did that come from?)The version of motherhood we thought we’d have versus what it actually looks likeThe mental load of multiples and why it can feel so relentlessTrying (and often failing) to find a bit of space for ourselvesWhy talking about this stuff out loud actually helpsIf you’re feeling overwhelmed, stretched thin, or like you’re not quite getting it right — this one is for you. Because honestly? Most days we’re not thriving — we’re surviving. And that’s more than enough. Follow along for the raw, unfiltered reality of raising multiples. Instagram: @allatonce_coTikTok: @allatonce__YouTube: @allatonce_coThanks for being here. If this resonated, sharing, rating or leaving a comment helps more parents of multiples find us.

 Twin pregnancy is often labelled “high risk”… but what does that actually look like when you’re the one living it? In this episode of All At Once, we’re joined by Dr Drew Moffrey — Sinead’s obstetrician — to have a real, honest conversation about pregnancy with twins. We unpack the different types of twins,, why there are so many extra scans and appointments, and what doctors are actually looking for along the way. We also talk through birth — the options, the unknowns, and the scenarios you don’t always expect — as well as what happens after, including NICU and how families are supported in those early days. But more than anything, this episode dives into the emotional side of it all — the mental load, the overwhelm, and how to advocate for yourself without feeling like you’re “too much.” If you’re pregnant with twins, in the thick of it, or just trying to understand the world of multiples — this one’s for you. Follow along for the raw, unfiltered reality of raising multiples. Instagram: @allatonce_coTikTok: @allatonce__YouTube: @allatonce_coThanks for being here. If this resonated, sharing, rating or leaving a comment helps more parents of multiples find us.

This week marks Multiple Birth Awareness Week, a time dedicated to recognising the unique experiences and challenges faced by families raising twins, triplets and more. In this episode, we speak with Silje, Chairperson of the Australian Multiple Birth Association (AMBA) and a mum to triplets and a six-year-old. Alongside her advocacy work, Silje brings powerful lived experience to the conversation about what it really looks like to raise multiples. We talk about why awareness matters, the gaps that still exist in support for multiples families, and what needs to change so parents navigating pregnancy, birth and life with multiples feel better seen and supported. Because raising multiples is a completely different experience — and families of multiples deserve support that reflects that. To learn more about the Australian Multiple Birth Association, connect with your local club, or find ways to support their work, check out the links below: WebsiteInstagramFacebookFollow along for the raw, unfiltered reality of raising multiples. Instagram: @allatonce_coTikTok: @allatonce__YouTube: @allatonce_coThanks for being here. If this resonated, sharing, rating or leaving a comment helps more parents of multiples find us.

Welcome to the very first episode of All At Once — the podcast all about life with multiples. Before we dive into conversations with experts, advocates and other parents of twins, triplets and more, we thought it only made sense to start at the beginning and introduce ourselves. In this episode, Gabi and Sinead share their own stories of becoming mums of multiples — how their journeys unfolded, what life really looks like raising twins, and the conversation that sparked the idea for this podcast. Because the truth is, All At Once started with a simple realisation: there wasn’t really a dedicated space for the honest, messy, funny and emotional stories of raising multiples. So we decided to create one. This episode is all about who we are, how we ended up on this wild ride, and why we’re so passionate about building a community for parents navigating life with multiples. If you’re a twin parent, expecting multiples, or simply curious about what life looks like when everything happens all at once, you’re in the right place. Welcome — we’re so glad you’re here. 🎙️ Follow along for the raw, unfiltered reality of raising multiples. Instagram: @allatonce_coTikTok: @allatonce__YouTube: @allatonce_coThanks for being here. If this resonated, sharing, rating or leaving a comment helps more parents of multiples find us.