It’s incredibly important to know how to prioritise yourself without feeling mum guilt. And I know it’s hard, but it is possible. By Eloise Forster No matter what you have going on, your need to value yourself first and stop constantly pleasing others and putting their needs before yours. On a …
8 ways to create a stress-free morning routine with kids
Morning routine when you have kids? If you just laughed out loud then this is for you, lady. It even helps to get the kiddos involved. Goood morning! By Ava Wilde You know, having a morning routine can be an absolute game changer, especially for us mums who’ve got a …
Feeling overwhelmed? 5 ways to spring clean your life admin
It’s Spring baby! Which means sun, sand and a good ol’ spring clean! It’s time to take on some of those LIFE ADMIN tasks you’ve been avoiding. By Caroline Guillemain-Brunne Taking care of your life admin not only helps reduce your mental load, but it also saves you time and …
[Guest Editor] Mikki Fisher: 3 ways to keep your mental health in check
For Mikki Fisher, becoming a mum accelerated her healing journey. She shares three things you can do to keep your mental health in check. By Mikki Fisher, founder of The Red Tent As a mother, sometimes it’s tough to look after your mental health. And I wish that somebody had …
9 essential facts you need to know about the first trimester of pregnancy
Hey mama-to-be, congratulations on embarking on this incredible journey of motherhood. The first trimester of pregnancy is an absolute game-changer, so buckle up and get ready for an adventure. By Charlotte Cruz Here’s what you need to know about those early months: 1. Time frame The first trimester spans from week …
[Guest Editor] Steph Pase: Staying organised
Pre-kids, Steph Pase was just like us – thriving on being in control. But as we know, that becomes pretty much impossible once you become a mother. But she found a way to get her power back, and now she’s sharing her skills with others. By Nicole Fuge, Mama Disrupt® …
How to help your son embrace his emotions: A guide for #cyclebreakers
Boys do cry – and so they should, writes Registered Psychologist and parenting expert Rachel Tomlinson. Here’s how to help your boys emotions thrive. By Rachel Tomlinson ‘Big boys don’t cry’ is an unfortunate but common response when our boys express sadness or fear. It harks back to when men …
What are the symptoms of perimenopause?
What are the symptoms of perimenopause? From hot flushes to mood swings, we’ve got the lowdown on this wild ride. If you’re waking up in the middle of the night swimming in sweat or find yourself snapping like a hungry crocodile at your partner for simply breathing, you might be …
Don’t have time for self-care? 13 game changing tips for new mums
“The overwhelming responsibility for the life of this tiny person means you naturally put yourself firmly at the bottom of the pile. But a little self-care goes a long way, meaning you don’t just survive but thrive.”
5 ways to boost your recovery after birth [and be kind to your bod]
Your body has grown and birthed a baby. It has been through a lot. So let’s chat recovery after birth with Physiotherapist Katherine Baquie. By Katherine Baquie Let’s chat about recovery after birth. Because the newborn period is a time when our whole world changes as we know it. Right? …