Sep 23, 2026 · 19 min · 8 segments
What happens when the school run becomes one of the hardest parts of your day and nobody seems to notice? In this episode of *Amplifying the Unseen*, Kirsty Reed explores the realities behind the…
Kirsty ReedHost
All of a sudden, just like with my first three, I was completely avoiding it at all costs.

My kids would be the first one at breakfast club and the last ones, bless their soul.

And I do, so I'll share more as we go, but my youngest, who's now eight, we've had disruption with school since he was five.

So his first, oh, it goes way back before five, to be honest, but I'll share that.

in a different way because I think there's a different message around some of his earlier life experiences that I would like to land with people.

His favourite thing was swimming and they had a little swimming pool which was very unusual for London.

My infancy and junior school back in the day had a swimming pool and I felt so lucky.

He was the happiest, brightest, friendliest, loved to swear word, didn't like the stinky poo toilets and didn't like the hand dryer.

All of a sudden, just like with my first three, I was completely avoiding it at all costs.

My kids would be the first one at breakfast club and the last ones, bless their soul.

And I do, so I'll share more as we go, but my youngest, who's now eight, we've had disruption with school since he was five.

So his first, oh, it goes way back before five, to be honest, but I'll share that.

in a different way because I think there's a different message around some of his earlier life experiences that I would like to land with people.

His favourite thing was swimming and they had a little swimming pool which was very unusual for London.

My infancy and junior school back in the day had a swimming pool and I felt so lucky.

He was the happiest, brightest, friendliest, loved to swear word, didn't like the stinky poo toilets and didn't like the hand dryer.
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