How many sorries have you said today? Most likely, way more often than necessary. Look at this: “Sorry, would you mind…?” “Sorry for moaning…” “Sorry, I need your help…” “Sorry, but I don’t agree with you…” “Sorry, may I ask…?” Mums say sorry for (almost) everything. So often that it stops being an apology and …
Ah, pregnancy. The season of excitement, nausea, and suddenly questioning every single purchase you’ve ever made. One minute you’re glowing and Googling baby names. The next, you’re staring at a £79 breast pump online thinking, “Should I get this?” If this is your first pregnancy, welcome. You’re not doing anything wrong. You’re just overwhelmed, like …
You finally sit down. The kids are asleep, and for the first time all day, nobody wants anything from you. And then that little voice creeps in and says: you should be doing something useful. I know, it’s awful. Somewhere along the way, mum burnout stopped being a red flag and started being treated like …
If you’ve ever asked yourself, “Am I a good mum?”, this post is for you. Hey, lovely one! Do you ever lie awake wondering if you’re doing enough for your kids? Or feel like as a good mum, you should do everything “perfectly”? Stop right there! Because the truth is that a perfect mum isn’t …
I’m not going to sugar-coat this. Postpartum life can feel like a lot. Actually—scratch that. It can feel like too much. One minute you’re staring at your baby thinking, How did I get so lucky? The next minute you’re crying because you dropped your toast. Yes. Toast. And then you start wondering… “Is this normal?”“Am …
You imagined pregnancy would be glowing skin. Cute bump photos. Calm nesting energy. Instead? Your brain is running a full-time panic podcast. “What if something goes wrong?”“Why don’t I feel excited enough?”“Is it normal to feel this anxious?”“Am I already failing as a mum?” And now you’re Googling pregnancy anxiety at 2am. Welcome. You are …
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