Have you heard the news? Our girl, the ultimate tennis superstar and mama-to-be [again], Serena Williams, has just announced she’s pregnant with baby #2. That’s right – this fierce and fabulous mum is expanding her fam, and we couldn’t be happier for her. By Mama Disrupt® Serena Williams, looking absolutely radiant, graced …
10 ways to prioritise your health when you have a toddler
It can be hard enough to find me-time when you have a toddler, let alone time to exercise and look after your health. But it’s not impossible, here are some hacks. By Bec Wilcock As most mamas know, we can’t just drop everything and go for a run whenever motivation …
5 warning signs of perinatal anxiety and depression
Perinatal Anxiety and Depression is important, because your mental health matters. Here is how to recognise the warning signs. By Ruby Matley Perinatal Anxiety and Depression is important, because your mental health matters. And it is a crucial element of prenatal care. For many women, pregnancy can be an emotional time. …
The first 1000 days – 3 ways kids learn from playing with their mamas
Playing is freaking amazing. In fact it is one of the most important things in a child’s first 1000 days of life. Professor Julie Green, Executive Director at raisingchildren.net.au explains exactly how it helps strengthen your bond with your bebe. By Professor Julie Green All mums know the game peek-a-boo… …
9 fav foods for a healthy pregnancy
From struggling to keep anything down to eating everything in sight. Here are 9 foods to favour that will nourish your body during pregnancy. By Ruby Matley When I fell pregnant, my goal was to be a #supermama and nourish my body with loads of different foods… while still enjoying …
How to support a new mum in the first few weeks
Being a new mum is a time of excitement and joy, but it is also one of hard work and uncertainty [thanks hormones]. So if your partner or friend has just given birth, read this to know how you can properly support a new mum through her postpartum journey. By Ava …
9 ways to keep your body moving in the third trimester
Mama, by the third trimester you have gained weight, it is hard to sleep and the overall physical discomfort is real. Clinical psychologist and personal trainer, Dr Samantha Clarke (PhD), shares some tips to stay active. By Dr Samantha Clarke The third trimester of pregnancy is often referred to as the ‘teary’ …
6 ways your partner can support you after you’ve had a baby
New mums need to be held, loved and supported. So if you’ve just had a baby and feel support is lacking, here are some things your partner can do. You are in this together – remember that! By Mia Johnson Nothing compares to having a baby. You need, need, need …
4 things you can do to help ease morning sickness
The excitement of pregnancy can turn to misery when morning sickness kicks in. Don’t worry, fertility naturopath and herbalist Nikki Warren, shares some ways to make yourself feel not so sh*t! By Nikki Warren The excitement of a positive pregnancy test can soon turn to misery for some women around week 6 of pregnancy, …
5 survival tips for motherhood
Here are the most important survival tips for motherhood you need to know, to help you navigate this wild ride. Welcome to the hood, mama. By Phoebe Burgess Just like babies don’t come with a manual, neither does motherhood. You need to feel your way through it. But you know what …