210 episodes
Happy Mum Happy Baby Pixiu
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- Kids & Family
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4.9 • 123 Ratings
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In the Happy Mum, Happy Baby Podcast, Giovanna Fletcher continues the conversation about motherhood she began in her bestselling book of the same title. In a series of frank and warm conversations with other high-profile mums and dads, Gi discusses all aspects of parenthood - the highs, the lows, the challenges and rewards. There is no such thing as the perfect parent, and we’re all simply doing our best, something Giovanna fully encourages. It’s time to stop comparing ourselves and champion each other instead. Each episode is truly unique yet unifying. No topic is out of bounds, therefore this podcast is essential listening for any parent seeking solidarity and support. A Pixiu production.
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Paul C Brunson
Today on Happy Mum Happy Baby, Gi is joined by TV presenter, relationship expert, entrepreneur, father and husband, Paul C Brunson. Paul is well known for his work on shows such as Celebs Go Dating and MAFS and on this week's episode, Gi has the absolute pleasure of hearing about Paul's own relationship with his wife Jill and their two sons, Liam and Kingston. They discuss moving children abroad, homeschooling, raising boys and much more!
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Why isn’t my child talking yet? Parenting SOS with Emma Pomroy
On this month's Parenting SOS, Gi is joined by leading Paediatric Speech and Language Therapist, Emma Pomroy. Learning to communicate and express yourself isn’t something that comes naturally to all children. and Emma is passionate about enabling parents and families with the tools to make all children confident and competent communicators. As always on Parenting SOS, we'll be answering our communities' questions with this month's focus on language and speech development.
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Janette Manrara & Aljaž Škorjanec
Its strictly babies this week as Giovanna is joined by everyone's favourite dancers, Janette Manrara & Aljaž Škorjanec. Janette and Aljaz discuss life with their baby girl, Lyra, Janette's journey back to the dancefloor post caesarean section and Aljaz's role as a hands on super dad!
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Jenni Falconer
This week, Giovanna is joined by TV and Radio presenter Jenni Falconer. Jenni is host of 'Runpod' and came into the studio days after completing the London Marathon! They discuss Jenni's beautiful relationship with her daughter, Ella as well as remembering Jenni's journey back to running post birth.
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Jessica Urlichs
This week, Gi's guest is the inspirational and award winning author, poet and mother, Jessica Urlichs. Jessica Urlichs is a bestselling author ("From One Mother To Another" and writes about the "beautiful messy" of motherhood and life. Jessica and Gi discuss her approach to writing and life with her 3 young children.
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Audrey from The Receipts podcast
We love it when guests bring their baby onto the show, and this week, Audrey from The Receipts podcast is in the studio with her baby girl!
Audrey discusses not enjoying pregnancy, always wanting to be a mum and perceptions of Motherhood.
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Customer Reviews
Fantastic
This is just lovely to listen to, keep it up! Talking about it all is so important, perhaps you could even stretch it to toddler years up to 5 as I would love to know how other mums deal with behaviours and disciplining etc (babies don’t really need that). Brilliant podcast!
Love it, want more!
I love this podcast, I hope they release more episodes! I’m not a mother (unless you consider my dogs) but I find these podcasts so interesting and love listening to them! I love Gi and can’t wait for the next season!
Great episode for mums with older kids!
Love the Emma Freud episode. As a Mum of older kids it is hard to find relevant enigmatic women talking about their kids once they are at high school age or older. More please!