Practical tips, real stories, and support for new mums navigating life, emotions, and wellbeing postpartum.
You finally got the baby down. The house is quiet. You should be resting. (You want to be resting.) But you can’t, because your brain is running a marathon. Is the baby breathing? Why did they make that noise? What if Iāve messed this up? Why canāt I relax like other mums? Welcome to postnatal …
Postpartum depression signs and symptoms (including the ones no one talks about) If you’re reading this post, you’re probably wondering: “Do I have postpartum depression?” Maybe you cry more than usual, feel anxious all the time, or don’t enjoy your baby at all. Or maybe you can’t explain it, you just know something feels …
I know ā¦ this might sound shocking at first. A while ago, I shared on Instagram that I put my relationship with my husband before my kids. And let me tell you, the comments went WILD. I got everything from, āIāll ALWAYS put my kids first!ā to, āWhat kind of mum are you to say …
This is one of those things that feels obvious once you say it out loud, but somehow still needs saying. Struggle is not a badge of honour. Yet when mums talk about motherhood, it often sounds like exhaustion is something to be proud of. Tiredness becomes a shared identity. Overwhelm feels normal. Neglecting your needs …
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 …
Iām not going to sugar-coat this. Postpartum life can feel like a lot. Actuallyāscratch that. It can feel like too much. One minute youāre staring at your baby thinking, How did I get so lucky? The next minute youāre crying because you dropped your toast. Yes. Toast. And then you start wonderingā¦ āIs this normal?āāAm …
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