Tommy's child, mentioned regarding going to cafés together and being distracted from phone scrolling.
Josh's son, mentioned spilling smoothies and porridge and having croup requiring steroids.
Josh's son, discussed regarding punching Josh and having screen time removed, and the rat trap incident.
Tommy's son, whose discovery of YouTube kids content (including Dude Perfect) and volume habits kick off the episode's opening chat.
Josh's son who developed croup and had to be taken to hospital by ambulance.
Tommy's son, mentioned as being obsessed with the drone and watching the show footage of himself as a baby.
Tommy mentions having a baby and moments with Bodhi as among the best moments of his life.
Josh's young son, referenced throughout as the focal point of the parenting discussion.
Tommy's young son who got a teddy bear bead stuck in his nose.
Mentioned in passing regarding getting shirt dirty and needing to be in bed, implying a child in Tommy's life.
Josh's son, used as an example of a small lie ('there's no more chocolate') told to a child.
Josh and Amy's child, mentioned waiting in the car and later waking Josh up screaming.
Josh's son, discussed regarding toilet training, left-handedness, and pissing himself in the car.
Josh's son, who won a skill tester teddy bear named Frank and had a surprise birthday party previously.
Josh and Amy's first child, discussed in relation to childcare logistics during the new birth.
Tommy's 4-year-old son, discussed in relation to toilet training and daycare clothes mix-ups.
Tommy's son, central to the story about mishearing the Jay-Z/Kanye song title.
Tommy's son, mentioned in relation to arguments with Amy affecting his mood, and again when discussing becoming a father of two.
Tommy's son, discussed learning to ride a bike without training wheels and asking about 'tomorrow' on the way to daycare.
Tommy's son whose 4th birthday party plans were disrupted by the lockdown.
Tommy's dog, referenced regarding dog daycare and excitement about activities with him.
Tommy's son, whose 4th birthday party is being planned in the episode.
Tommy's son who named the robot vacuum 'Cracker' and whose upcoming birthday party is discussed.
Josh's young son, central to the episode's parenting and discipline stories.
Tommy's son, referenced regarding the beach trip and reactions to the new baby announcement.
Shouted out by Josh and Tommy as bringing stories/content despite limited time, context unclear.
Josh's son, who plays the rhyming game and is into Star Wars/Mandalorian merchandise.
Tommy's son, referenced as not yet responsible for chores like laundry.
Tommy's son, mentioned for his obsession with the word 'poo' and ordering a chai at a cafe.
Josh's toddler son, whose weekend antics are recounted as the 'housemate' comedic bit.
Josh's 3-year-old son, subject of the daycare parent-teacher interview discussion.
Tommy's son who accompanies him to the hairdresser and plays in puddles on a family outing.
Tommy's son, whose birth at Sandringham Hospital frames the six-fingered baby story.
Josh's son, whose room he quietly passes while leaving for a morning walk and whose nappy sparked the triboluminescence story.
Josh's young son whose nappy changes are the center of the episode's main story
Tommy's young son, mentioned loving the magpies and sleeping between Tommy and Amy in bed.
Tommy's son, whose sleep schedule was affected by daylight savings.
Tommy's dog, whose toilet training and bush-poo incident is the subject of an extended story.
Josh's son, discussed returning to daycare for the first time after lockdown.
Tommy's son, discussed throughout regarding breakfast habits and returning to daycare.
Tommy's young son, central to the ooshie and gift-giving discussion.
Tommy's son, featured in stories about kite-flying and sunscreen smell triggering nostalgia.
Tommy's young son, whose last week at home before starting daycare is discussed.
Tommy's son, discussed in relation to daycare returning and work/parenting balance.
Tommy's son, whom he plans to enroll in self-defence and already teaches meditation to.
Tommy's son, mentioned regarding the sleepover and nostalgia around the old spa and chickens.
Tommy's 3-year-old son who is the subject of the proposed YouTube channel idea.
Josh's son, who stayed with Josh's parents for an extra night, prompting discussion of parental relief and later parenting reflections.
Tommy's young son, who wished him happy birthday and asked for a lollipop, and is referenced throughout regarding lockdown parenting.
Josh's child, mentioned regarding hesitance to take him to Bali due to hygiene concerns.
Referred to as wanting to taste a mochi but denied due to sugar content; appears to be a child or pet interrupting the shot.
Tommy's son, who rides along on the electric skateboard and is present during the truck incident.
Tommy's son, discussed in relation to toilet training and a cute quote about not wanting to fart in bed.
Tommy's son, discussed for his vitamin C tablet obsession and love of chocolate.
Josh's son, whose toast and smoothie are part of Josh's morning routine.
Tommy's son, mentioned camping in a tent, playing basketball, and being pulled around on a cart.
Tommy's son, who came down to make pancakes with him for Fat Friday.
Tommy's son, used as an example when discussing finite interactions and getting frustrated with loved ones.
Tommy's son whose hair he attempted to cut at home, resulting in a botched haircut.
Tommy's young son who appears briefly at the end of the episode.
Josh's son, referenced multiple times regarding fun activities like camping inside and eating carrot cake.
Tommy's son, mentioned getting snacks and building a cardboard house together.
Tommy's son, discussed regarding his reaction to seeing his dad wear a mask and weekend activities like having a fire.
Tommy's three-year-old son, discussed regarding nut allergy precautions and swallowing chewing gum.
Josh's son, who he takes to the cafe for toast and a babyccino.
Josh and Amy's young son, mentioned regarding Velcro shoes and the Mother's Day breakfast story.
Tommy's 3-year-old son, whose lift encounter with a stranger he mistook for a rapper sparked a discussion about representation.
Tommy's son, whose mosquito bite scratching kept the family up overnight.
Tommy's son, mentioned going to the playground for the first time since reopening and getting his tongue brushed.
Amy and Josh's/Tommy's son, discussed repeatedly regarding only-child upbringing and parenting difficulty.
Tommy's young son who appears briefly on camera to wish the hosts luck.
Referenced as having a water bottle in the car and sitting smugly on a couch; mentioned during the car livestream segment.
Tommy's toddler son who repeatedly gets into chocolate and other forbidden items.
Tommy's dog, discussed repeatedly getting into and eating chocolate around the house.
Tommy's toddler son, on whom he successfully uses reverse psychology to get him to do things.
Tommy's child, mentioned sleeping in the car and later interacting during the recording.
Tommy's toddler son who appears on the call near the end of the episode, greeting the hosts (dialogue possibly misattributed to 'Mason Lauder' in the transcript).
Josh's son, whose third birthday party is the central topic of the episode.
Josh's son, whose third birthday party is being planned with a Catboy-themed cake.
Tommy's son, who wakes him at night by climbing into bed and was once brought unannounced to a work meeting in Sydney.
Referenced as Tommy's son who will appreciate the proposal ADR story later.
Josh's young son, described getting into trouble with pliers near the car and other toddler mischief.
Tommy's toddler son, central to stories about discipline, a headbutting incident causing Tommy's black eye, and a thrown toy car.
Josh's son, used as an example when discussing how unconscious behaviours like road safety are learned.
Tommy's young son, central to the toy car incident and the biscuits/crying story with Josh.
Tommy's toddler son who appears on the podcast for the first time as a feature, interacting throughout the episode.
Josh's child, referenced by Jason as an example of a life-context shift requiring new identity.
Tommy's son, mentioned sleepwalking wanting to see Santa and discussed regarding belief in Santa.
Tommy's son who smelled the birthday pancakes and loves building 'cubby' forts.
Josh's son, referenced regarding food preferences, speech development, and giraffe-crane comparisons.
Tommy and Amy's son, mentioned regarding naming him and his comfort with dirt/germs.
Tommy's son, discussed as affectionate but not wanting a hug because he was reading a book.
Tommy's son, discussed regarding sleep routines and toddler habits.
Tommy's son, whose fall at a dirt jump park and subsequent daycare comments are discussed.
Josh's young son, who is learning to talk and uses phrases like 'last morning' instead of 'this morning'.
Tommy's son, whose first haircut and floss-pulling antics are discussed.
Tommy's dog, who injured himself running into furniture while exploring the new house.
Tommy references his son Bodhi growing up in a different cultural climate around violence and bullying.
Tommy's son, attending a Father's Day afternoon tea at daycare.
Josh's toddler son who visits the office and is given biscuits, and who is adjusting to a new daycare.
Tommy's toddler son, discussed regarding whether he's old enough to attend a footy game.
Josh's young son, central to the daycare conflict story with another child, Tino.
Tommy's young son, discussed extensively regarding his skate park fall, bike riding, and movie-watching.
Tommy's young son, referenced throughout the parenting discussion including a bike-riding milestone and a daycare incident.
Tommy and Amy's son, mentioned multiple times regarding chores, documenting moments, and needing to be picked up.
Tommy's son, who hurt his leg at daycare, prompting Tommy to leave the recording early.
Josh's 2.5-year-old son mentioned in relation to morning cafe rituals and the Facebook/cafe story.
Josh's young son, whose birth, umbilical cord cutting, and bath-time singing are discussed.
Josh's toddler son, central to several anecdotes about parenting and the McDonald's playground visit.
Tommy's young son, mentioned as being at a talkative age and recognising Josh in photos, calling him 'Joshy.'
Tommy's son, who was involved in an incident at daycare (hitting another child with a stick) that emotionally affected Tommy.
Tommy's son, discussed regarding babysitting and a Baby Bjorn carrier incident.
Tommy's son, referenced regarding crying being inaudible through the apartment's double-glazed windows and in a past YouTube video about Josh being 'dad for the day'.
Tommy's son, mentioned in relation to smoothies, yelling out car windows, and a diaper incident.
Tommy's son discussed attending Little Kickers soccer class.
Josh's young son, discussed in relation to his nappy/poo routine and his emotional reaction to the song 'Rock-a-bye Baby.'
Josh's toddler son, discussed throughout regarding diet, handedness, Easter and sport.
Tommy's young son who was bitten multiple times at daycare.
Tommy's child, referenced as an example of grabbing and throwing objects, similar to Josh's childhood egg story.
Josh's son, mentioned putting AirPods in his ears.
Tommy's young son, discussed regarding weekend care, cold sores, and daycare.
Tommy's toddler son who used the toilet for the first time, prompting the episode's opening anecdote.
Tommy's toddler son whose bedtime habits and TV preferences are discussed at length.
Josh's toddler son, discussed regarding his hair, a toy, and his fear of an imagined 'tiger.'
Tommy's baby, referenced when comparing the cost of the meditation app to buying nappies.
Tommy's son, discussed in context of costs and circumcision decisions.
Tommy's son, discussed in relation to pushing/disagreeable toddler behaviour and parenting dilemmas.
Tommy's baby son, whose bedroom window lets in neighbours' smoke.
Josh's young son, subject of the toilet-training update.
Tommy's toddler son who interrupts the recording, says his first words on the podcast including 'Josh' and 'bye-bye'.
Tommy's baby son, mentioned regarding future home routines and cooking patterns.
Tommy's son, referenced regarding his mullet haircut as an example for applying the company values.
Tommy's young son, who he took to a playground and discusses raising amid changing social norms.
Tommy's son, suspected of having hand, foot, and mouth disease, prompting Tommy's early departure.
Tommy and Amy's baby son, discussed regarding word count growth and FaceTime attention dynamics.
Tommy and Amy's baby, mentioned regarding solo parenting struggles and laundry.
Tommy's young son, referenced throughout regarding clothes, toys, and daycare behavior.
Tommy's son, discussed regarding managing his screen time and emotional reactions.
Tommy's son who vomited in the supermarket, giving Tommy the stomach bug discussed in the episode.
Tommy's son, discussed regarding his diet and feeding habits at around 18 months old.
Tommy's son, mistaken for a girl by an old man at the pool and the source of bad breath mistaken for Amy's.
Tommy and Amy's son, asleep during the recording and referenced throughout regarding spending and activities.
Tommy's son, whose daycare drop-off/pick-up schedule structures Tommy's daily routine.
Tommy's 15-month-old son, discussed extensively regarding his mullet, handedness, and early speech development.
Tommy and Amy's young son, discussed throughout the daily routine and guilt conversation.
Tommy's son, discussed regarding use of his image/face in ads and content as he grows.
Referenced as the child being watched alongside Peppa Pig.
Referenced briefly by Josh as a baby who 'might wake up any minute' while discussing psychological distraction techniques.
Tommy mentions needing to go pick up 'little Bodhi' at the end of the episode.
Tommy's son, referenced as Tommy reflects on parenting decisions.
Josh's child, referenced when discussing schooling and timing of his drone break.
Tommy's son, whose cute rendition of Old MacDonald Had a Farm is played at the end of the episode.
Josh's son; Josh tells an emotional story about picking him up from daycare.
Tommy's son, whose birth and first year are discussed at length, including his middle name Valentine.
Josh's young son, mentioned regarding sleep issues and discussion of swearing/parenting around him.
Tommy's son, discussed in relation to daycare, breastfeeding and schooling choices.