As women, we have been conditioned to over-work and chronically under-rest, which is fuelling a silent pandemic of burnt out, unhappy mums. But that’s all about to change. Vikki Louise shares 3 ways to rest as a mum. By Vikki Louise I’m a new mum myself, as well as a …
Blake Lively proves she really is just like the rest of us
This year, the fab Blake Lively chose to give the Met Gala a miss for a cozier, more relatable night. And we’re totes vibing. By Mama Disrupt® As if we couldn’t love Blake Lively more, she goes and does something like this. Our beloved “Gossip Girl” star, who recently celebrated …
Can’t sleep? Maybe you’re overtired
When it comes to sleep, it is quality over quantity. So if you [like us] are walking around like an overtired zombie, try these sleep tips. By Charlotte Cruz Oh, the joys of motherhood! Sleepless nights, feedings, diaper changes, and those adorable baby snuggles. But let’s be honest, sleep can …
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. …
6 things I wish I knew about intuitive parenting
When it comes to motherhood, you only need one golden rule – listen to your gut and put on those blinkers. Welcome to intuitive parenting. By Rachel Muscat My husband and I had no idea about raising a child or even what to expect… unless raising fur babies counts as …
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 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 …
What to pack in your hospital bag when you’re having a baby
Want to know what to pack in your hospital bag? It’s a question most expectant mums ask. So here are the essential items you will need – as told by a midwife. By Sarah Tooke As you near the end of your pregnancy, wanting to know what to pack in your hospital …
3 ways to beat mum guilt
Feeling bad about your parenting decisions could be what is holding you back from making the right ones. Lizzie O’Halloran, author of Perfect Mum: How To Survive The Emotional Rollercoaster of Motherhood, says it’s time to ditch the mum guilt! By Lizzie O’Halloran Mum guilt can wreak havoc on self-esteem …