In this episode, we’re sharing an update on Right on Time — because we’re evolving, and so is the pod.

Right on Time was born from our lived experiences, including time spent in the NICU, and that journey will always be woven into this space. But as we grow, so is the podcast.

We’ll share why we’re making this change and what you can expect from future episodes.

Festive period updates, new years no resolutions, girls night download and fave tv/film watches for 2026!

Thank you for being here. You’re right on time 🤍

Sara and Meghan are joined by special guest Jenny Smith-Nicol. Jenny is a renowned and successful Doula, specialising in post-partum care. She is a huge advocate and campaigner for woman’s postpartum care. A real womans woman and has this beautiful innate ability to make woman feel seen, held and nurtured in all life’s circumstances, especially after giving birth.

In this episode Jenny shares her path to becoming a Doula (her driving force and where her passion comes from). While explaining what being a Doula involves and the importance of it. The girls also discuss the misconceptions of a Doula and clear up any myths.

Jenny walks us through what ‘The Doula Experience’ can look like for mothers, partners and families. The importance of nurturing ourselves and discusses that her services aren't just limited to mothers who've just given birth. Meghan opens up about how Jenny provided a safe space when navigating her difficult pregnancy and motherhood journey. Doula support can be just as relevant and beneficial to anyone who's suffered loss, trauma, burnout or honouring some self-care that we all need sometimes.

It’s a powerful and thought provoking conversation that you don’t want to miss!

In this week's episode the girls are joined by special guest Sharon Muir. Sharon's son Matthew was born 14 weeks premature 22 years ago. She sits down with Sara and Meghan to bravely share her story; what it was like in the NICU, opening up about the impact it has had on her as a mother, the differences between having a premature baby then vs now and becoming a mum again to her son Rory.

Its a raw, vulnerable and inspiring listen.

In this week’s episode the girls discuss what kind of parents they aspire to be vs who they are in reality. Discussing how outside pressures and life’s daily stresses influence how you parent.

The girls delve into contentious topics of parenting and child dynamics such as; should you be your child’s best friend? How do you balance boundaries while still having a close relationship? Bringing up boys in the 21st century and Gen-Z generation and navigating the unknowns.

Sara and Meghan are back together for Season 2. Recapping on their summers; Sara's never ending wedding weekends, family holidays, hen do's and girly trips away (without kids...pure bliss) and finding their 'pink' again.

Both girls share an insight into how their little boys are doing, discuss hitting developmental milestones and the pressures we naturally put on ourselves as parents . Plus Meghan speaks candidly about Blake starting nursery and the mixed emotions she felt.

Season 1 finale, can you believe it? In this final episode Meghan and Sara catch up on what they’ve been up to recently, travel disasters, and discuss celebrating Blake and Felix’s 1st birthdays. The girls also reflect on surviving the first year of motherhood, sharing their biggest learnings and advice. As always, wrap up on guilty pleasures!

In this episode Meghan and Sara are joined by their husband's Paul and Ryan who share what it was like for them having a premature baby, their NICU experience and how it affected them. As well as the 'role' they felt they had to step into at times to support Meghan and Sara and discuss what advice they'd pass onto any dad or parent who's been in or currently in the NICU. It's a powerful and moving episode shining a spotlight on neonatal care leave and NICU fatherhood.

After a short hiatus, Sara and Meghan are back together and share an update on the personal reasons behind the short break.

Sara opens up about her recent mental health challenges adjusting to life beyond the NICU and dealing with the trauma.

Plus Meghan shares her recent struggles with accepting the realities of Blake's life-long condition, as well as the isolating pressure and comparisons during the weaning journey.

The girls speak candidly about reflecting and dreaming of life before becoming mums. As well as, the advice they would give to their younger selves and anyone considering having children.