Hello and welcome to another episode of Happy Mum, Happy Baby, the podcast. Today I have

not one but two guests and I'm really thrilled because I love them together. They are Pixie

Wee, they are sisters, they are Sam and Nick. Hi. Hi. Thanks for having us. Not too

thanks for coming on. Oh, pleasure. So that you can work out who's who? Nick Talk. Hello

one. Sam Talk. I've got a little bit of a deeper voice. So very close. Yeah. I'm a bit deeper

than you. Do you think? You're a bit louder. I am louder. Sorry. I could have done one but two

together they'll mark the in argument. They could be if you never know. But also I think it's

that sipping thing of going through and having both had kids and for me having kids has brought

me much closer to my brother and my sister. Oh, definitely. Nick and I didn't get on before I

had kids. So my oldest daughter is nearly 14 now and that's when we started getting on. It is,

yeah, because you needed me. Absolutely. We couldn't even be in the same county. Let alone the same

room and now we get on really well because we both have kids. What was it about having Lily then

that you think brought you together? I really needed help. Yeah. You know, I was desperate. That's

the truth. Really? Was desperate. Anyone. Just anyone, please. That is that for me. Like with Mary

and Georgie, I feel like everyone else, especially first of all, I wanted them to think that I was

amazing. That I was super mum. And then whenever they came over, I'd be like, ah, what am I doing?

Exactly that. I was so broken. I thought it would be really easy. And then you get this baby and

you're like, I don't know how to bath you. I don't know how many blankets to put on you. I have no

clue. And I remember I probably stayed at home. I was living in London and stayed at home for about

a week and then I just legged it to my mum's in North Hook and was like, mum, just help me.

Please, just help me. And I couldn't have done any of it without her to be honest.

Morning. Yeah. So supportive. Oh yeah. When you had Oli, I took time off work to come and be with her

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