Today we&#39;re joined by a special guest... Mitch&#39;s mum. She talks about having and raising children in the UK; how kids speak to adults, how to educate children & being a childminder. She also defines common phrases that parents say to their children and answers your questions about raising a boy in the modern world & what Mitch was like as a child.

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Mitch:
[0:23] Hello, welcome to the Easy English Podcast. Today is a special episode, not because Isi is also not here, but because today I&#39;m being joined by my mum. Hello, mum.

Angeline:
[0:39] Hello.

Mitch:
[0:41] How nervous out of 10 are you now?

Angeline:
[0:45] I&#39;m not sure, really. Just because I don&#39;t know what&#39;s happening, really. I don&#39;t know what&#39;s going to be asked.

Mitch:
[0:52] Wonderful. - That&#39;s more than nerves than anything. - That&#39;s great. - Great. - No it&#39;s not really. The... the point of this episode is, we&#39;re still in France, at my parents; myself and Isi and we had the idea that we would interview my mum and ask her about things to do with children, me as a kid, the UK, from a mum perspective and things like that. So I&#39;ve divided up the podcast into kind of three sections, the first is kind of, general questions to ask you about being my mum and mum stuff. - Right. - We&#39;ll call it &#39;mum stuff&#39;. - &#39;Mum stuff&#39;. - Then, the second section I would like to call it by a name I&#39;ve invented called &#39;mum-isms&#39;.

Angeline:
[1:45] &#39;Mum-isms&#39;, okay.

Mitch:
[1:47] All phrases which I remember from my childhood that you said.

Angeline:
[1:50] Oh no, "I told you so".

Mitch:
[1:54] And I want you to define what they mean, because they&#39;re quite commonly said.

Angeline:
[1:59] Yeah, okay.

Mitch:
[1:59] Not just by mums, but by parents I think, to their children. - Yeah. - And then the third bit is, we&#39;ve got a couple of questions from our listeners and members, that they&#39;d like you to answer. - Okay. - Okay. Sound good?

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