Tuning into HautePod is like having smart friends in my ears! Educated, refreshingly unbiased, and their humor? It's like a bonus espresso shot for my funny bone. ☕😄. Thank you, Amna and Hassan. Love you guys ❤❤
Listening to Amna telling stories of her kid's childhood in such a candid way was so intriguing and fun to listen . She was so honest throughout. We want more of such candid talks that feel like home ❤
I will never be sick of you guys! You guys are like meeting old friends everyday, and giving us a respite. At the end of the day I sit with a cup of tea and unwind with u guys!!! LOVE IT!
As someone who hasn't had a great relationship with her father, it's beautiful to see how invested Hassan is in his daughters' lives, as he should be, loved the way he talks about them, Masha Allah ❤ Amna's journey of raising her sons is equally inspiring and beautiful, mothers are truly special ❤️ loved this episode, seeing this side of you guys apart from all the dramas and stuff
All married women operate as single parents in our sexist chauvinist world! Often the male is so incompetent that it falls on the woman to raise the kids ‘alone’ yet being married!!😳 it’s the mother who will get so much attitude to from the kids despite being the main career and also having a profession!
Amna I'm so happy you talked about this topic I can relate to you on so many levels being in the same age bracket as you and felt kinda relieved to know that those were the norms back then. I always felt angry towards my husband for not helping me with the kids but now I'm not exactly happy but kind of comforted in a different way.
I knew this guy who looked like the Hulk. He raised three daughters all by himself. He was so sweet and caring to them, just like the best of mothers. For the rest of the world he was just a regular tough sort of guy.
When hassan said I want my daughter to know that if somebody hit her to baap duniya hila de ge uska liye, it healed a little part of me inside. A daughter having this confidence can conquer the world.
I really appreciate this new gen of young parents who r both equally involved in their children's upbringing. Its never too late to break non sense cultural norms.
Why do we not mention how important are the 5 daily prayers for our children's upbringing and "tarbiyah". This will give them all the qualities that you guys mention in the podcast as well
It’s such a fine balance between raising kids that are well adjusted versus those that are entitled. However old fashioned this sounds,there can never be a substitute for good manners and kindness.Everything good in life follows behind❤️
Communication with kids starts with trust. It's very important for kids to know that when they confide in you, a) they won't be punished in any way or b) you won't tell anyone if they've asked you. You also need to show vulnerability
There was nothing special about raising kids but listening to you both is always a pleasure.Amna is so lively and has a very balanced personality.Hasan is cute.Knowing little things about your personal lives brings us closer
You guys are born stars!!! Thank for yet another refreshing yet extremely insightful HautePod. It was lovely to get glimpses of you both as parents!! I have a question for you both- how important is it or how involved do you make the kids in your life? When Aamna mentions bring more or less a single parent, how has she dealt with discussing her relation with the boys’ father with them? Does Hassan discuss or are his girls aware of his interactions with celebrities? How does he keep his girls grounded on that front? This one needs a part 2… for sure!! Thank you for all that you do x
Lovely to hear Amna's journey! I am more interested in her joinery actually! if you can do more podcast on her journey as a women in this is society. it would be lovely.
I discovered Something Haute because of Tere Bin reviews and then I came back for Kuch Ankahi and Ishq Murshid Reviews. I have watched both the HautePod episodes and for me, it is the most enriching kind of content. The mass communication student in me was extremely happy when both of you spoke about your journeys as well as setting up the TH-cam channel. There were so many important points about print and digital media as well as media entrepreneurship. Thoroughly enjoyed the conversation today and got to learn a lot from both of you. Both of you are the most inspiring and entertaining personalities. I pray for your health, happiness and look forward to more amazing HautePods. Sending you lots of love from India ❤
A very mindful discussion. I could totally relate to you as a parent and as a 'family'. I would like to request a HautePod on restarting career for women after a long break.
Already waiting for next podcast.. really really enlightening to hear the mature conversation between two smart people. Please continue doing such conversations.. love and duas ❤
I have started rewatching your channel only because of HautePod episodes. Real humans talking about real stuff from their real lives with honesty ❤ Much better than watching cooked up unreal conflict-ridden stories of Dramas
Don’t agree with Hassan about children to see you fighting. It makes them very anxious and you won’t even realize that their anxiety is because of your fights or bickering.
I agree but also its so hard to not argue in front of kids, i hate to make my kids anxious and therefore even if the argument does happen in front of kids its important to resolve it as soon as possible. I tell mine that parents can disagree and can argue but that doesn’t mean they don’t like or respect each other.
You have done podcasts about “how you met” and “ Raised children “ , now it’s time to do one podcast about your marital life, (Hasan & Iqra) Aamna & Haider) please 🙏
This must be new for you but I have always listened to your videos as podcasts, it’s my favorite format🩷 but im glad it’s becoming official and that you guys are adding new topics 🫶🏼
I would like to listen more from Amina, although i loved listening from Hassan but I think Amina didn’t get enough time to speak! Amazing podcast as always.
Also, the point Aamna mentioned about the rat race, I resonate with it, you have to keep the child's personality in mind when it comes to education. If a child is innately competitive, you ought to support them through the challenges while constantly reminding them that their only competition is their own self.
Just loved the podcast❤️ I think there should be a part 2 as well, where you should share some details of the parenting methods you used or use and also tell us what worked and didn’t work for you as parents. The whole podcast sounded very postive..but parenting is also not so positive at times. You have days where you feel tired and overwhelmed. I have a similar situation like Amna where I have to do most of the parenting. I would like Amna to share what kept her going without feeling burnt out? Here in the west we dont have house helpers, so its even tougher for a mother to raise kids. Did Amna have house help and other help while raising her kids? Please share some tough parts of your parenting as well and how you deal/dealt with them. Now when Amna have grown up kids, whats her challenges now? Please please make a part 2 of this podcast because we’ll love to hear your thoughts 🙏🏼❤
great topic, great people, great conversation. I'll really appreciate amna who single-handedly raised their kids as a working mother. Thank you guys for this amazing HautePod.
The best thing about you guys are that your ideas are always and absolutely original . Every other drama reviewers are copycats . Like I had followed others too and noticed how they copied you or trying to compete with you . That's why something haute is so popular.
Its so nice to know you guys are such present parents. Listening to you guys reminds me of my own parents. My dad has always been a very involved father which is very unlike desi fathers. And so is my mother. I feel parents need to build a trust situation with their kids only then they will share their feelings with the parents. Now being a parent myself I try my level best to respect my 3 year old as an individual and not shove him away
First year of my daughter going to school, one day my daughter came home crying saying someone called her something. I immediately wrote a letter to the teacher and CC the principal that I will not tolerate bullying. I sent a happy child to school and I expect the school to return a happy child at the end of the day and every day and I don’t want my child to tell me she doesn’t wanna go to school because of anxiety she in felling inside of her. The principal talked to my daughter and she saw the school counselor and they took care of that problem. I know the girls who were “mean” to her had to take some after school behavior classes and learn to be kind with others and what not. From my end I felt like I did the right thing and my daughter knew I was and always will be there for her , but after few years I realized that she stoped sharing her problems with me because she thought I overreact to the problem. Now she is grown up and told me that at that time her leaving the class to talk to the counselor and principal and her teacher being careful while talking to her she felt she wasn’t a normal kid and kids avoided playing with her. That’s why she stoped telling me the details whenever I asked “ how was school “ An advice from a parent to parent would be that you never know how to raise the kids. Just go with the flow because kids will never be satisfied 😉
I was thinking the same thing. If my parent had wrote a letter to my principal whenever someone said mean thing to me, alot of people might have avoided being friends with me. Parenting is tough. I think its better to teach your kid to handle bullies. You intervening shouldn't be the first step.
Love the haute pod. Feels like you are in your drawing room having tea and conversation with wise and positive friends. Especially the conversation is so soft spoken feels good to hear. We Appreciate your hard work. So many people alone doing some work and listening to Amna and Hassan
Salaams, wonderful conversation! I wish that all young adults listen to this important conversation and follow the advice. Being aware parents is paramount in raising human beings. Please more and more of these episodes.
This was a brilliant second HautePod by you both. Thank you! Although I don’t have children of my own yet, I definitely could relate to almost all of your concerns and conversations about learning and unlearning parenting/behaviours from one’s own parents. Growing up we did not have enough support and ease of communication with our parents especially around sexuality and biophysical issues, but Im hopeful those who listen to you (our extended Haute family) will be learning and practising a lot better than those before us. Also, khush houti hai k Pakistan main ajj kal k zamaane main bhi app donou jese woke and aware parents hain. Your children will be better of the lot. Alhamdulillah! Go you guys!!! ❤❤
Listening them talk about their children and how active of a parent they are has somehow made me admire them so much. Like my inner child can trust them. Its so comforting to hear that parents like you actually exist
I got divorced when my son was 6 months old, he is 5 now mashaAllah, I have been as single as a parent can be. Everything from finances to emotions, I'm the only one for him. He doesn't even know his father. It is alot of fun but sometimes it gets very lonely. I do have times which are rare where the loneliness reaches an extreme. I love being a mom but I wish every girl a lovely partner to raise their child with.
Ye to meri sister ki story h same..or mere nephew ne bhi kabhi baap ka pyar nhe liya mjhe usko dekh dekh kr dil kat’ta h..mene or meri sis ne hr cheez di usay khush rakhte lekin father ka pyar zroori h..or jb 12 ya 14 years saal ka tha mera nephew to baap se mila agay se no response to mera nephew ab apne father ka zikar bhi sunna nhe chahta…
Abhi I'm only on the intro so just wanted to leave a comment on that. I love you guys for the refreshing conversations you have, your dynamic, the humor, the unapologetic disagreements and yet alignment and space for each other. I didn't know you guys before something haute and it was lovely to listen to your journeys in the last hautepod and I was blown away k bhai you guys have YEARS of experience in the field and THAT is where all of this comes from. It was lovely! Please keep doing what you do ❤❤
The reason I like your reviews is because it is clearly visible that two educated People are having a conversation which is filled with such ingredients that are necessary to make it meaningful. I like how you guys bring up important things that are unfortunately ignored by the people in our society on every platform they are being provided with. Such eyeopener conversations are extremely required ❤❤
Very nice Hautepod!! The way Amna you said you raised your children single handedly same with my Mother. I think that generation was very different. Me & my brother confide everything with her. We are both 30+ but she still listens about our work & stuff & tries to understand. We were never previliged but our parents tried to provide us whatever was in their capacity. And I am so grateful for our upbringing, that we have turned out to be decent human beings, we are able to live a comfortable life & give our parents the things that they were not able to enjoy earlier. Also, I personally think good education is very very important and a parent must make the child realise that. A parent must not push the child to come top of the class but always encourage them to improve. Just pass hojao feels a very wrong thing to say to a child.
Really enjoyed this conversation 😊 Aamna I must say that I related so much with you hearing your experiences, being 33 years old with 3 young kids I’m doing the exact same thing that you did in terms of raising kids since handedly. Looking forward to the next episode 😊
I am 36, and for the last 15 years, I haven't had anybody to share my stories and everyday things or problems with anyone. As my friends were toxic and my siblings were busy. Many people don't have anybody to share things with anyone.
Awesome conversation Aamna ji and Hassan. I really had a good time hearing you both how you raise your children and how it’s not a textbook way, and it all depends from parent to parent. Hassan, you said something about privilege, all I wanna say, is rather than telling children how privileged they are, you should show them how privileged they are, by sometimes taking them to an orphanage especially on their birthdays, take them out to see homeless children, or children who don’t have parents, living in an orphanage and maybe give them a treat, make goodie bags for them, or give them food, and have your children do these kinds of gestures, spend some time with those underprivileged children so they can see how privileged they are, as opposed to us telling our kids how Alhamdolillah welloff they are or how lucky they are, more than hearing it they need to see it. This is what will make our kids grateful for everything. I live in the USA (Michigan) and Alhamdolillah have two girls 10 and 8 yrs old so I completely understand how parenting can be challenging sometimes.
Again!! Absolutely love this haute-pod!! Such a great topic, respect and so much love for your vulnerability and sharing your experiences. It’s wonderful to be able to relate with your thoughts while simultaneously learning from both your stories!
It was a mixture of emotions watching the podcast. On one hand, it was uplifting to see the way children are raised in positive environment. On the other hand, person growing in a dysfunctional environment, this seems too utopian. Sad but it can be a foreign concept that some people grow up in supportive, loving & trusting environment
Finally..i was waiting..since i dunt find a single drama worth watching i was not able to watvj the reviews but missed u two😂...i know u ppl love dur e fishan but its a task to watch her..please do regular haute bites and haute pot..ik b acha drama nahi hai is wekt..mutlub roastable wala acha b nahi hai unfortunately..please do this regularly
I did something. My husband is always away from home on business trips. I have only one child and I am a full time working mom. I really enjoyed it. Now he is 24. My husband always appreciates it. I love this conversation. Most of the time I listen to your podcast while I am at the gym. Love you guys.
Amna & Hassan, I recently started watching/listening to y’all as my mother motivated me to do so (since she always talked about you guys). I absolutely love most of your review videos & recently your podcast videos were very innovative & informative. You guys have become my traveling companion ❤ Suggestion- I really hope one day you all do a podcast video (based on your experiences) on how to handle/make/break relationships (especially in terms of marriage- in a general /universal way)!! Thank you & much love all the way from US!! May Allah bless you both!! 😇🧿
Amazing HautePod and very important anecdotes of parenting. I would like to add one important point which I would love to listen that teach your children to respect everyone like from waiters taxi drivers lift man and even the person who comes to pick garbage because that person is doing there job its not like that people use to give examples earlier that if you don’t study you will become one of these, that’s a mindset which needs to change in our kids like we live in Qatar and when ever I go in taxi with mu son I always greet the driver and so my son picked up this habit from me and when we left the taxi he always say have a good day to driver which makes me really happy that he is getting on the right track because at the end of the day they will learn how to read make careers and do something in life but from the start if they don’t know the basics of humanity they will not excel as a good human being but at the same time I told him that not to talk to strangers when we are not with him ir take anything from anybody if he is alone so its an art to raise a child specially in formative years. I really enjoyed the podcast and wish to hear frim you guys more because I really love to listen to both of you. Take care and lots of love and prayers for you both❤
It was such a delight hearing both of you on a personal level. I respect and admire you both so much. Being a parent myself and about to have my second baby, I could relate to this topic so much. Especially raising kids outside of Pakistan, there are so many things you have to be mindful of. Thank you for bringing up this important topic.
Ahhhh! i just watched it and how i loved it, i could have listened to it for hours and hoursss such a good episode! please continue this hautepod series i loved it
Tuning into HautePod is like having smart friends in my ears! Educated, refreshingly unbiased, and their humor? It's like a bonus espresso shot for my funny bone. ☕😄. Thank you, Amna and Hassan. Love you guys ❤❤
Very well said 😁😎
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And have you thought of starting a book club! will be super fun! a monthly podcast on book of the month! Please Aamna Ma'am
This conversation is the shadow of my opinion. It was such a nice conversation. Go ahead #AmnaHassan..😊❤..
Listening to Amna telling stories of her kid's childhood in such a candid way was so intriguing and fun to listen . She was so honest throughout. We want more of such candid talks that feel like home ❤
I will never be sick of you guys! You guys are like meeting old friends everyday, and giving us a respite. At the end of the day I sit with a cup of tea and unwind with u guys!!! LOVE IT!
Sameeee same same!!!! Plus my urdu gets so refined and better by hearing it. Love from Germany 🫶🏽
Same! I have to watch their video while ending my day
Same! They are part of our daily lives 😊❤
Same here
As someone who hasn't had a great relationship with her father, it's beautiful to see how invested Hassan is in his daughters' lives, as he should be, loved the way he talks about them, Masha Allah ❤ Amna's journey of raising her sons is equally inspiring and beautiful, mothers are truly special ❤️ loved this episode, seeing this side of you guys apart from all the dramas and stuff
Thumbs up to Amna for raising kids single handedly. I think mothers can raise children as a single parent but fathers can't.
If father has the right mindset then yes he can
All married women operate as single parents in our sexist chauvinist world! Often the male is so incompetent that it falls on the woman to raise the kids ‘alone’ yet being married!!😳 it’s the mother who will get so much attitude to from the kids despite being the main career and also having a profession!
But i dont understand why did she
Amna I'm so happy you talked about this topic I can relate to you on so many levels being in the same age bracket as you and felt kinda relieved to know that those were the norms back then. I always felt angry towards my husband for not helping me with the kids but now I'm not exactly happy but kind of comforted in a different way.
I knew this guy who looked like the Hulk. He raised three daughters all by himself. He was so sweet and caring to them, just like the best of mothers. For the rest of the world he was just a regular tough sort of guy.
When hassan said I want my daughter to know that if somebody hit her to baap duniya hila de ge uska liye, it healed a little part of me inside. A daughter having this confidence can conquer the world.
I really appreciate this new gen of young parents who r both equally involved in their children's upbringing. Its never too late to break non sense cultural norms.
Why do we not mention how important are the 5 daily prayers for our children's upbringing and "tarbiyah". This will give them all the qualities that you guys mention in the podcast as well
Please keep feeding us with content yall are my primary and only source of comfort.
It’s such a fine balance between raising kids that are well adjusted versus those that are entitled. However old fashioned this sounds,there can never be a substitute for good manners and kindness.Everything good in life follows behind❤️
I was never excited about any podcast but you people have made me liking it .
Communication with kids starts with trust. It's very important for kids to know that when they confide in you, a) they won't be punished in any way or b) you won't tell anyone if they've asked you. You also need to show vulnerability
There was nothing special about raising kids but listening to you both is always a pleasure.Amna is so lively and has a very balanced personality.Hasan is cute.Knowing little things about your personal lives brings us closer
You guys are born stars!!! Thank for yet another refreshing yet extremely insightful HautePod. It was lovely to get glimpses of you both as parents!! I have a question for you both- how important is it or how involved do you make the kids in your life? When Aamna mentions bring more or less a single parent, how has she dealt with discussing her relation with the boys’ father with them? Does Hassan discuss or are his girls aware of his interactions with celebrities? How does he keep his girls grounded on that front? This one needs a part 2… for sure!! Thank you for all that you do x
This series is one of the best things happened to us viewers. And Hassan's Dil tounnn bachaa hai ji 👏 so classic 😂
Lovely to hear Amna's journey! I am more interested in her joinery actually! if you can do more podcast on her journey as a women in this is society. it would be lovely.
I discovered Something Haute because of Tere Bin reviews and then I came back for Kuch Ankahi and Ishq Murshid Reviews. I have watched both the HautePod episodes and for me, it is the most enriching kind of content. The mass communication student in me was extremely happy when both of you spoke about your journeys as well as setting up the TH-cam channel. There were so many important points about print and digital media as well as media entrepreneurship. Thoroughly enjoyed the conversation today and got to learn a lot from both of you. Both of you are the most inspiring and entertaining personalities. I pray for your health, happiness and look forward to more amazing HautePods. Sending you lots of love from India ❤
A very mindful discussion. I could totally relate to you as a parent and as a 'family'.
I would like to request a HautePod on restarting career for women after a long break.
Already waiting for next podcast.. really really enlightening to hear the mature conversation between two smart people. Please continue doing such conversations.. love and duas ❤
I have started rewatching your channel only because of HautePod episodes. Real humans talking about real stuff from their real lives with honesty ❤ Much better than watching cooked up unreal conflict-ridden stories of Dramas
U both are more than welcome in any format❤️
Don’t agree with Hassan about children to see you fighting. It makes them very anxious and you won’t even realize that their anxiety is because of your fights or bickering.
I agree but also its so hard to not argue in front of kids, i hate to make my kids anxious and therefore even if the argument does happen in front of kids its important to resolve it as soon as possible. I tell mine that parents can disagree and can argue but that doesn’t mean they don’t like or respect each other.
You have done podcasts about “how you met” and “ Raised children “ , now it’s time to do one podcast about your marital life, (Hasan & Iqra) Aamna & Haider) please 🙏
This must be new for you but I have always listened to your videos as podcasts, it’s my favorite format🩷 but im glad it’s becoming official and that you guys are adding new topics 🫶🏼
I would like to listen more from Amina, although i loved listening from Hassan but I think Amina didn’t get enough time to speak! Amazing podcast as always.
Also, the point Aamna mentioned about the rat race, I resonate with it, you have to keep the child's personality in mind when it comes to education. If a child is innately competitive, you ought to support them through the challenges while constantly reminding them that their only competition is their own self.
Thank you...this was really a good one! Please don't stop talking about parenting!💙
Just loved the podcast❤️ I think there should be a part 2 as well, where you should share some details of the parenting methods you used or use and also tell us what worked and didn’t work for you as parents. The whole podcast sounded very postive..but parenting is also not so positive at times. You have days where you feel tired and overwhelmed. I have a similar situation like Amna where I have to do most of the parenting. I would like Amna to share what kept her going without feeling burnt out? Here in the west we dont have house helpers, so its even tougher for a mother to raise kids. Did Amna have house help and other help while raising her kids? Please share some tough parts of your parenting as well and how you deal/dealt with them. Now when Amna have grown up kids, whats her challenges now? Please please make a part 2 of this podcast because we’ll love to hear your thoughts 🙏🏼❤
great topic, great people, great conversation. I'll really appreciate amna who single-handedly raised their kids as a working mother. Thank you guys for this amazing HautePod.
The best thing about you guys are that your ideas are always and absolutely original . Every other drama reviewers are copycats . Like I had followed others too and noticed how they copied you or trying to compete with you . That's why something haute is so popular.
Its so nice to know you guys are such present parents. Listening to you guys reminds me of my own parents. My dad has always been a very involved father which is very unlike desi fathers. And so is my mother. I feel parents need to build a trust situation with their kids only then they will share their feelings with the parents. Now being a parent myself I try my level best to respect my 3 year old as an individual and not shove him away
I didn’t skip a sec of this video, Thank you for such a valuable podcast! May Allah bless both of you and your loved ones.
Being a mother of a 5 and 3 years old, it is the much needed podcast for me and i can relate with a lot of things... enjoying alot
First year of my daughter going to school, one day my daughter came home crying saying someone called her something. I immediately wrote a letter to the teacher and CC the principal that I will not tolerate bullying. I sent a happy child to school and I expect the school to return a happy child at the end of the day and every day and I don’t want my child to tell me she doesn’t wanna go to school because of anxiety she in felling inside of her.
The principal talked to my daughter and she saw the school counselor and they took care of that problem. I know the girls who were “mean” to her had to take some after school behavior classes and learn to be kind with others and what not.
From my end I felt like I did the right thing and my daughter knew I was and always will be there for her , but after few years I realized that she stoped sharing her problems with me because she thought I overreact to the problem.
Now she is grown up and told me that at that time her leaving the class to talk to the counselor and principal and her teacher being careful while talking to her she felt she wasn’t a normal kid and kids avoided playing with her. That’s why she stoped telling me the details whenever I asked “ how was school “
An advice from a parent to parent would be that you never know how to raise the kids. Just go with the flow because kids will never be satisfied 😉
I was thinking the same thing. If my parent had wrote a letter to my principal whenever someone said mean thing to me, alot of people might have avoided being friends with me. Parenting is tough. I think its better to teach your kid to handle bullies. You intervening shouldn't be the first step.
Your podcast have a taste of its own. It's not monotonous and typical. Please keep up the good work.
Love the haute pod. Feels like you are in your drawing room having tea and conversation with wise and positive friends. Especially the conversation is so soft spoken feels good to hear. We Appreciate your hard work. So many people alone doing some work and listening to Amna and Hassan
I've waited for this eagerly. Never fangirled over anyone except you guys. Loved the episode ❤
Omg how adorable are you Hassan? Such a sweet Dad!
Your girls are lucky to have you Masha Allah!
Stay blessed and enjoy your family 🙌🏻💖
Salaams, wonderful conversation! I wish that all young adults listen to this important conversation and follow the advice. Being aware parents is paramount in raising human beings. Please more and more of these episodes.
The colour combinations you both have is like wao wao wao😂😂❤❤
Very nice topic , really enjoyed listening to both of you and appreciate your parenting skills.
This was a brilliant second HautePod by you both. Thank you!
Although I don’t have children of my own yet, I definitely could relate to almost all of your concerns and conversations about learning and unlearning parenting/behaviours from one’s own parents.
Growing up we did not have enough support and ease of communication with our parents especially around sexuality and biophysical issues, but Im hopeful those who listen to you (our extended Haute family) will be learning and practising a lot better than those before us.
Also, khush houti hai k Pakistan main ajj kal k zamaane main bhi app donou jese woke and aware parents hain. Your children will be better of the lot. Alhamdulillah! Go you guys!!! ❤❤
I love this haute Pod room setup
Those walls texture and colors are so complimentary to you guys and setting the right ambiance/mood
Listening them talk about their children and how active of a parent they are has somehow made me admire them so much. Like my inner child can trust them. Its so comforting to hear that parents like you actually exist
I got divorced when my son was 6 months old, he is 5 now mashaAllah, I have been as single as a parent can be. Everything from finances to emotions, I'm the only one for him. He doesn't even know his father. It is alot of fun but sometimes it gets very lonely. I do have times which are rare where the loneliness reaches an extreme. I love being a mom but I wish every girl a lovely partner to raise their child with.
Ammin Allah apko bht sari khushia day sister..dua kijiye Allah tala mujy oulad ata kr den
Ye to meri sister ki story h same..or mere nephew ne bhi kabhi baap ka pyar nhe liya mjhe usko dekh dekh kr dil kat’ta h..mene or meri sis ne hr cheez di usay khush rakhte lekin father ka pyar zroori h..or jb 12 ya 14 years saal ka tha mera nephew to baap se mila agay se no response to mera nephew ab apne father ka zikar bhi sunna nhe chahta…
Allah ap k lye or ap k bete k lye boht asani farmaye Ameen
Proud of you!
I can watch u too talking anytime❤....such a nice session for parents ❤
Thank you so much for sharing this insight 👏🏼 People need to have more open conversations about raising children
enjoyed this episode as well....
quite relatable to most working mothers.....
looking forward to more such episodes.....
Abhi I'm only on the intro so just wanted to leave a comment on that. I love you guys for the refreshing conversations you have, your dynamic, the humor, the unapologetic disagreements and yet alignment and space for each other. I didn't know you guys before something haute and it was lovely to listen to your journeys in the last hautepod and I was blown away k bhai you guys have YEARS of experience in the field and THAT is where all of this comes from. It was lovely! Please keep doing what you do ❤❤
The reason I like your reviews is because it is clearly visible that two educated People are having a conversation which is filled with such ingredients that are necessary to make it meaningful. I like how you guys bring up important things that are unfortunately ignored by the people in our society on every platform they are being provided with. Such eyeopener conversations are extremely required ❤❤
Keep doing it.....
Intelligent conversation..Really enjoyed it
What a valuable hautepod for a parent like me having toddlers… please talk more on this topic … keep rocking 👏🏼👏🏼
You both are awesome so nice to see the second haute pod. ❤❤❤❤
I just never get bored listening to you guys! Shukriya aap dono ka, ki aap dono ko sunte hue din ke kuch minutes sukoon se guzar te hai ❤️❤️
You guys are right that parents are not connected with their children that much..
Very nice Hautepod!! The way Amna you said you raised your children single handedly same with my Mother. I think that generation was very different. Me & my brother confide everything with her. We are both 30+ but she still listens about our work & stuff & tries to understand. We were never previliged but our parents tried to provide us whatever was in their capacity. And I am so grateful for our upbringing, that we have turned out to be decent human beings, we are able to live a comfortable life & give our parents the things that they were not able to enjoy earlier. Also, I personally think good education is very very important and a parent must make the child realise that. A parent must not push the child to come top of the class but always encourage them to improve. Just pass hojao feels a very wrong thing to say to a child.
Omg yayyy Haute Pod no.2 is here 🤩🥳
Gosh! I have never ever listened to any podcasts but here u both are & cant stop hearing u talk 😍🫶🏼
Really enjoyed this conversation 😊 Aamna I must say that I related so much with you hearing your experiences, being 33 years old with 3 young kids I’m doing the exact same thing that you did in terms of raising kids since handedly. Looking forward to the next episode 😊
I’m from Dhaka, Bangladesh. I love watching your all kinds of content and conversations. Your new venture HautePod is very interesting.😊
The aesthetics of the podcast are on point 👌🏽
This was so fun you guys! Please continue with this conversations forever and ever!!!
Love love and only love to both of you❤❤❤
Keep making this type of podcast, about different topics
Please do an episode on how to maintain healthy relationship with your spouse and in laws
Loved that hautepod is about you and not the industry. Love listening to you.
I am 36, and for the last 15 years, I haven't had anybody to share my stories and everyday things or problems with anyone. As my friends were toxic and my siblings were busy. Many people don't have anybody to share things with anyone.
Awesome conversation Aamna ji and Hassan. I really had a good time hearing you both how you raise your children and how it’s not a textbook way, and it all depends from parent to parent. Hassan, you said something about privilege, all I wanna say, is rather than telling children how privileged they are, you should show them how privileged they are, by sometimes taking them to an orphanage especially on their birthdays, take them out to see homeless children, or children who don’t have parents, living in an orphanage and maybe give them a treat, make goodie bags for them, or give them food, and have your children do these kinds of gestures, spend some time with those underprivileged children so they can see how privileged they are, as opposed to us telling our kids how Alhamdolillah welloff they are or how lucky they are, more than hearing it they need to see it. This is what will make our kids grateful for everything. I live in the USA (Michigan) and Alhamdolillah have two girls 10 and 8 yrs old so I completely understand how parenting can be challenging sometimes.
Wow, you pick up the perfect topic for haute pod, I was waiting for your opinion for raising of teenage boys
What an amazing sensible conversation you guys had, bravo #Amna #Hasan Bhai. Keep growing x
Again!! Absolutely love this haute-pod!! Such a great topic, respect and so much love for your vulnerability and sharing your experiences. It’s wonderful to be able to relate with your thoughts while simultaneously learning from both your stories!
It was a mixture of emotions watching the podcast. On one hand, it was uplifting to see the way children are raised in positive environment. On the other hand, person growing in a dysfunctional environment, this seems too utopian. Sad but it can be a foreign concept that some people grow up in supportive, loving & trusting environment
Same
Loving this new series ❤
I am not a parent even not married yet but I really enjoyed this podcast.❤
Same I am just 18 and enjoying it but still now our generation understand each deep thing we are really observant about all things 😅
samee
I now enjoy the podcasts even more than reviews. Keep them coming 😊
Amna n Hasan it is so refreshing to see both of you interact.
Honest and Genuine reviews.
I am from India n love both of you.
I am from India and never misses any of your show. Can you please discuss Pyar Ke Sadqay… one of the best drama ever made… loved Yumna in it
they have reviewed it when it came out you can go watch their old reviews
Amna and Hassan You both are raising your kids so well ... Entire podcast is so good 😊want to see your kids someday 🥹🥹
Finally..i was waiting..since i dunt find a single drama worth watching i was not able to watvj the reviews but missed u two😂...i know u ppl love dur e fishan but its a task to watch her..please do regular haute bites and haute pot..ik b acha drama nahi hai is wekt..mutlub roastable wala acha b nahi hai unfortunately..please do this regularly
This one is one of the best conversations I’ve ever heard about raising children ❤❤ learnt alot from you guys
I loved loved loved this one podcast. Literally learnt a lot from both of you. Please do these in regular intervals. 👌👌💕💕💕
Sharing this with my friends with kids, immediately! thanks a ton guys!❤
I did something. My husband is always away from home on business trips. I have only one child and I am a full time working mom. I really enjoyed it. Now he is 24. My husband always appreciates it. I love this conversation. Most of the time I listen to your podcast while I am at the gym. Love you guys.
Amna & Hassan, I recently started watching/listening to y’all as my mother motivated me to do so (since she always talked about you guys). I absolutely love most of your review videos & recently your podcast videos were very innovative & informative. You guys have become my traveling companion ❤
Suggestion- I really hope one day you all do a podcast video (based on your experiences) on how to handle/make/break relationships (especially in terms of marriage- in a general /universal way)!! Thank you & much love all the way from US!! May Allah bless you both!! 😇🧿
Please continue these podcasts. It's like being in a session with friends. Very cathartic somehow
Amazing HautePod and very important anecdotes of parenting. I would like to add one important point which I would love to listen that teach your children to respect everyone like from waiters taxi drivers lift man and even the person who comes to pick garbage because that person is doing there job its not like that people use to give examples earlier that if you don’t study you will become one of these, that’s a mindset which needs to change in our kids like we live in Qatar and when ever I go in taxi with mu son I always greet the driver and so my son picked up this habit from me and when we left the taxi he always say have a good day to driver which makes me really happy that he is getting on the right track because at the end of the day they will learn how to read make careers and do something in life but from the start if they don’t know the basics of humanity they will not excel as a good human being but at the same time I told him that not to talk to strangers when we are not with him ir take anything from anybody if he is alone so its an art to raise a child specially in formative years.
I really enjoyed the podcast and wish to hear frim you guys more because I really love to listen to both of you. Take care and lots of love and prayers for you both❤
This episode was very interesting. Next one should be about your childhood and adolescence memories.
I wish parents should interact more often..it is the worst to have a feeling of distrust towards your parents
lovely, insightful conversation. lovvvvving these Hautepods!
Loved this topic of Haute Pod…very good and important discussion..Haute is my favourite of all now.
Love this podcast!It’s sooo nice to get a sneak peak into the lives of our faves !Much appreciated!!!!
Dear Aamna pls do share your horror encounter as you once mentioned in one of the episode of SH😊🙂
It was such a delight hearing both of you on a personal level. I respect and admire you both so much. Being a parent myself and about to have my second baby, I could relate to this topic so much. Especially raising kids outside of Pakistan, there are so many things you have to be mindful of. Thank you for bringing up this important topic.
Ahhhh! i just watched it and how i loved it, i could have listened to it for hours and hoursss such a good episode! please continue this hautepod series i loved it
Loved it Hasan and Amna. Im 22 and I can relate to you guys bcz you both are cool parents hehe! Never stop doing these podcasts
Thank you for giving me such comfortable conversation. Waiting for next hautepod
First I want to say I love the frame and listening to both of u are amazing and Amna is very inspiration for anyone
I LITERALLY SCREAMED WHEN I SAW THIS !!!!!!! PLEASE CONTINUE THE PODCAST
I LOVE THEM !!!!
i was eagerly waiting for the podcast...i opened every notification with hope that it was a podcast...i am loving this format
1:07:47 i can totally relate to this... my life was planned by my parents and now i don't know how to do it on my own...
Interesting Conversation guys love to hear you both always❤
I think there should be another part of it with how to keep balance between the two children and there bonding