Broadcaster and mum of two Kathryn Thomas is set to host a Sunday brunch event for parents called ‘Parenting Unplugged’ on Sunday, 14th September in House, Dublin from 11am – 1pm. Organised by The Irish Sun, the live parenting event promises to be a relaxed, lively and laugher filled morning featuring expert advice, crowd interaction and of course, a little prosecco.
Kathryn will host a panel discussion that will feature mix of expertise, experience and entertainment including:
- Dr. Richard Hogan, family psychotherapist, columnist and bestselling author of ‘Parenting the Screenager’ and ‘Home is Where the Start Is’. Richard helps decode children’s emotions, behaviour and screen-time battles with warmth and clarity
- Emma Doran, comedian, podcast host and bestselling author of ‘Mad isn’t it?’, Emma’s take on parenting is honest, hilarious and painfully relatable. She brings the laughs along with a few home truths to the panel
- Sophie Morris, food writer and mum known for her practical family recipes and no-nonsense approach to feeding fussy eaters. Sophie brings smart, realistic tips to get kids eating more than just beige food – sometimes…
From toddler tantrums over food to teenage tech battles and everything in between, the expert panel has heard it all and they’ll be on hand to offer practical, tried-and-tested advice. There will also be a live Q&A, giving parents the chance to ask their own questions and get real-time answers.
Guests can look forward to a glass of prosecco on arrival, delicious brunch-style bites, and a premium goodie bag – plus plenty of tips and tricks for parents of children of all ages.
Tickets are €35 per person are available online here – https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/the-irish-sun-parenting-unplugged-with-kathryn-thomas-tickets-1449433016169
Fiona Wynne, Editor of The Irish Sun, says: “We are delighted to bring parents together for ‘Parenting Unplugged’, hosted by the brilliant Kathryn Thomas. It’s going to be a fun, relaxed morning with expert advice, honest conversation, and a few laughs along the way. We’ve brought together an incredible panel who aren’t just experts – they’re real parents with relatable stories, practical tips and plenty of personality. It’s also a chance for mums and dads to connect, share experiences, and take away something helpful – whether it’s a fresh perspective or just the reassurance that they’re not alone.”
