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Hey Haute Mama

Hey Haute Mama

By: Jenn
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Hey Haute Mama the podcast was conceived during my son Beck's first year of life when I started realizing there is a whole lot more to motherhood than meets the eye. Motherhood changed me. I had evolved and yet I didn't want to lose the essence of who I was in the role of a mother.

Opinions on parenthood and raising children abound, making it even more difficult to decipher what rings true to you and what you'd like to implement in your own household when raising your kids. We discuss it all: the good, the bad and the ugly.

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Episodes
  • Episode 6: She Was Adopting Twins… Then Found Out She Was Pregnant
    Apr 15 2026

    Today’s episode is one that will truly stay with you.

    We’re joined by Nichole Lee of Total Wellness Nutrition, and her story is one of unexpected motherhood, resilience, and redefining what “the plan” looks like.

    What started as a journey through infertility led to the decision to adopt… and then, in a moment she never saw coming, everything changed.

    Nichole went from preparing to adopt twins… to finding out she was pregnant.

    And just like that—she became a mom of three.

    This conversation is raw, emotional, inspiring, and a beautiful reminder that sometimes life unfolds in ways we could never plan—but exactly the way it’s meant to.


    💛 In This Episode, We Talk About:

    • What Nichole thought motherhood would look like—and how it changed


    • Her journey through infertility and the emotional toll it can take


    • The decision to pursue adoption and what that process looked like


    • The moment she found out she was pregnant while adopting twins


    • Navigating the overwhelming transition to becoming a mom of three at once


    • The realities of early motherhood—chaos, beauty, and everything in between


    • How motherhood reshaped her identity and perspective


    • The importance of health, strength, and taking care of yourself as a mom


    • Her experience with a hysterectomy and the emotional layers that came with it



    🧠 A Few Takeaways You’ll Love:

    • Motherhood doesn’t always look the way we plan—but that doesn’t make it any less meaningful


    • You are stronger than you think, even in seasons that feel overwhelming


    • It’s okay to grieve, grow, and find gratitude all at the same time


    • Taking care of yourself matters—especially in the busiest seasons



    🤍 Real, Honest Moments

    This episode goes deep—but it’s also filled with moments that are relatable and even lighthearted, especially as we talk about:

    • Life with three toddlers at once (yes… chaos 😅)


    • Finding your rhythm in the middle of the unexpected


    • The beauty in letting go of control and embracing what is



    ✨ Connect with Nichole

    You can follow Nichole and learn more about her work here:
    👉 Instagram: @totalwellnessnutritioncoaching


    🎟️ See Nichole Live

    We’re so excited that Nichole will also be speaking at our upcoming event:

    ✨ Rooted in Motherhood Retreat
    📅 Monday, April 27
    📍 The Southern Hotel

    This will be such a special day focused on connection, combating burnout, and growing your village—and Nichole will be sharing even more of her insight around health, strength, and caring for yourself in motherhood. Here is the link for tickets for the retreat→ https://theschoolofstyling.com/motherhood-conf


    ✨ Haute Mama Q&A
    We wrap up with a fun listener question about Nichole’s fitness routine—because let’s be honest, we all want to know how she does it. 💪


    💫 Final Thought
    Sometimes the life you imagined looks completely different than the life you’re given.

    But that doesn’t mean it isn’t full, beautiful, and exactly what it was meant to be.

    If this episode moved you, inspired you, or made you feel less alone, be sure to follow the podcast and share it with someone who needs to hear it.

    And as always…
    ✨ Keep showing up, keep trusting the journey, and keep being the Haute Mama you t

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    1 hr and 12 mins
  • Episode 5: Things My Mom’s Generation Never Talked About… Until Now (featuring The Vagina Whisperer)
    Apr 8 2026

    Is That Normal? What Every Woman Should Know About Her Body (with Dr. Sara Reardon)

    Today’s episode is one that’s equal parts eye-opening, helpful, and honestly… a little funny too.

    We’re joined by Sara Reardon, board-certified pelvic floor physical therapist also known as The Vagina Whisperer on social media.



    If you’ve ever wondered things like…

    👉 “Is this normal after having kids?”

    👉 “Should I just live with this?”



    This episode is for you.



    We talk about the things so many women experience but don’t always talk about and break it all down in a way that feels approachable, empowering, and even a little fun.



    And of course… we bring my mom into the conversation for some generational perspective which makes for some really good laughs.




    😂 In This Episode, We Talk About:



    What pelvic floor therapy actually is (and why moms should care)
    The things women experience after having kids that are often labeled “normal”… but don’t have to be
    The question everyone is thinking: Is it normal to pee when you sneeze or jump?
    Common postpartum issues that are actually easier to fix than you think
    Why previous generations didn’t talk about women’s bodies—and how that’s changing
    What it was like for Sara to step into this field (and her mom’s reaction 👀)
    The most common question women feel embarrassed to ask—but shouldn’t





    👯‍♀️ Generational Perspective





    We also dive into the differences between how women approached postpartum recovery in the past vs today.



    Including:



    What my mom experienced after having kids (and what she wasn’t told)
    How access to resources has changed for women today


    🧠 Practical Takeaways



    Sara shares simple, actionable tips you can start today:



    2–3 things you can do right now to support your pelvic health
    When it’s time to see a pelvic floor therapist
    How to better understand what your body is telling you




    💬 Listener Questions





    We also answer questions from our audience, including:



    How to support your pelvic floor while trying to conceive or during pregnancy
    When to start pelvic floor therapy during pregnancy (and if it’s ever too late)
    Thoughts on trending treatments and procedures
    How to tell if you may have diastasis recti




    ✨ Haute Mama Q&A





    To wrap things up, we lighten it up with a few fun questions:



    What made your childhood feel special—and what you carry into motherhood now
    Something you’ve never told your mom 👀


    💛 Connect with Sara


    You can follow Sara Reardon on Instagram at @the.vagina.whisper for more education, tips, and resources.

    Use code: HauteMama for 30 days free to the V-Hive App (instead of the standard 7 days trial).


    💫 Final Thought



    You deserve to feel good in your body—and to understand what’s happening in it.



    And sometimes, the things we’ve been told are “just part of motherhood”… don’t actually have to be.





    If you loved this episode, be sure to follow the podcast and share it with a friend who needs to hear it.



    And as always…

    ✨ The amount of joy you experience in life is often the joy you choose to see. So go soak up those little moments and keep showing up as the Haute Mama you truly are.

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    58 mins
  • Bonus Episode: The Conversations Every Parent Needs to Have (But Doesn’t Know How to Start)
    Apr 3 2026

    Today’s episode is such an important one—especially for parents.

    We’re talking about the conversations that so many of us know we should be having with our kids… but don’t always feel confident starting.

    I’m joined by two incredible guests, Mary Flo Ridley and Megan from Birds & Bees, an organization dedicated to helping parents navigate conversations around bodies, boundaries, and other topics that can often feel uncomfortable but are so important.

    Mary Flo has spent over 30 years equipping parents with the tools and confidence to have these conversations in a way that is age-appropriate, healthy, and rooted in connection.

    This is something that is really important to me as a mom—because I want my kids to always feel comfortable coming to me, and I know that starts with creating open and honest communication.

    💛 In This Episode, We Talk About:
    Why these conversations matter more than we think

    The biggest mistakes parents make when approaching these topics

    When to start talking to your kids (hint: earlier than you think!)

    The one conversation every parent should have sooner rather than later

    What to say when your child asks something that completely catches you off guard

    🧠 A Few Takeaways You’ll Love:
    You don’t have to have all the answers—you just have to be willing to start

    These conversations don’t have to be one “big talk." They can happen in small, everyday moments

    Creating a safe, open environment is more important than saying everything perfectly

    🎟️ Join Us in Covington!
    We’re so excited to share that we’ll be hosting Mary Flo Ridley for a live Birds & Bees presentation right here in Covington—and it’s a night you won’t want to miss.

    Here is the link for tickets
    https://theschoolofstyling.thrivecart.com/birds--bees-seminar/

    ✨ Birds & Bees: Oh Help Me, Please!
    📅 Wednesday, May 6
    ⏰ 6:00 – 8:00 PM
    📍 Tchefuncta Country Club
    2 Country Club Park
    Covington, LA 70433

    This event is for:

    moms

    dads

    grandparents

    caregivers

    Because these conversations shouldn’t fall on just one person—they’re something we all play a role in.

    During this live event, you’ll walk away with:

    practical tools to start these conversations

    more confidence as a parent

    a clearer understanding of how to approach different ages and stages

    If you’ve ever thought, “I don’t even know where to start with this…”—this is for you.

    👉 Tickets are available now—check the link in the show notes or my social media for details.

    💫 Final Thought
    You don’t have to do this perfectly.

    The most important thing is that your kids know they can come to you—because that connection is what matters most.

    If you found this episode helpful, be sure to follow the podcast and share it with a fellow parent who would benefit from this conversation.

    And as always…
    ✨ Keep showing up, keep learning, and keep being the Haute Mama you truly are.

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    36 mins
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