Hello and welcome to another episode of Happy Mum, Happy Baby, the podcast. Today's guest,

well, she's well known, very well known, by millions as a vlogger. As I was going to say

a vlogger, you're not a vlogger, I have a vlogger, that'd be fine. You'll be a vlogger.

And a Sunday-times best-selling author, it's Louise Pettman. Thank you very much. You've

found a Fletcher, what an intro. Well, I like to say to everyone I know, you know, I just have.

Give them a big, you know. Thank you. I'd quite like to have someone just walk around with me,

and then when I enter rooms, someone does that. You know, like in fairy tales,

when they have like a, is it a town cryer that's like, who are you? I'd like that. It's Louise Pettman.

With all the accolades, so. Nice. I had the X-Factor voiceover man once do my name.

Did you? I listened to it constantly. Did you make it like your ringtone or something?

No, I do think that there's something about walking into a room and having. It's Jovanna Fletcher!

Yes, I only remember Rachel, Adedigi. Where is she now? Get her on. I tell her if she's a mama,

I don't know, but you are a mum. Yes, you are a mum. I am. I am. To two little girls.

Yes. How old are they now? Darsi is seven years, and Pearl is seven months.

That's nice and easy. That's really nice to remember. Soon it's going to be eight months,

so it's going to be a tricky one. But they're at very different ages, and I have to say,

I'm really glad that I had a big gap, but it is hard in the sense that you really do have two

children. And what I mean is, when you have children quite close together, so let's say you've got

a two-year-old and a three-year-old, you're making one toddler-friendly dinner on plastic plate

and going to soft play. But when you've got a seven-year-old and a baby, you really are doing two

very different things all the time, so I do feel like I'm a mum of two very much.

And it is like pressing restart, I imagine, like, work. Yeah, because I'd forgotten.

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