Sep 8, 2026 · 1 hr · 15 segments
In this episode of **Move Over Mama**, we sit down with mother and daughter duo **Nadine and Taylah Steedman** to uncover the real story behind one of Australia's most loved social media families. If…
Nadine SteedmanGuest
Taylah SteedmanGuest
Emily Jade O'KeeffeHost
Millie ValentineHost
Now, what was the relationship with your mom, Nadine, when you were growing up?

So in my teenage years was just so different to now and how I look at my relationship with my daughter's It just wasn't as open back then as we are now.

Like me and my children and even my son-in-laws and my daughter-in-law, there's nothing off limits.

Whereas back when I was younger, I didn't, I remember getting my period and I didn't really tell my mum.

I remember thinking, what the heck is this? You know, the sex talk, I didn't speak to my
But I feel like our parents thought they were more open even than their parents were.

And I say that now because times when I'm getting annoyed at my mum, like so my mum's nearly 70 or my dad, And I might get angry because they're not seeing something the way that it should be seen.

We listen to podcasts and we read books and you've got social media and there's just so much information available.

So I think that, you know, realistically, I think they've done a great job, my parents when we were younger, as opposed to me being a parent now.

I feel like if you're not a great parent now, You're really not a great parent because there's so much information about you to be better and so many things you can do to better yourself.

Now, what was the relationship with your mom, Nadine, when you were growing up?

So in my teenage years was just so different to now and how I look at my relationship with my daughter's It just wasn't as open back then as we are now.

Like me and my children and even my son-in-laws and my daughter-in-law, there's nothing off limits.

Whereas back when I was younger, I didn't, I remember getting my period and I didn't really tell my mum.

I remember thinking, what the heck is this? You know, the sex talk, I didn't speak to my
But I feel like our parents thought they were more open even than their parents were.

And I say that now because times when I'm getting annoyed at my mum, like so my mum's nearly 70 or my dad, And I might get angry because they're not seeing something the way that it should be seen.

We listen to podcasts and we read books and you've got social media and there's just so much information available.

So I think that, you know, realistically, I think they've done a great job, my parents when we were younger, as opposed to me being a parent now.

I feel like if you're not a great parent now, You're really not a great parent because there's so much information about you to be better and so many things you can do to better yourself.
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