Our guest blog has been written by the wonderful Lydia founder of Sleep & Bounds, who set up her infant sleep coach business after she suffered from sleep deprivation for nearly two years. The lack of sleep affected her mood and migraines.
Our guest blog has been written by the wonderful Trudie and Vicky who are the founding partners of The Blend Essential Oils, a new wellness brand producing pure essential oil blends formulated to help provide holistic support for the relief of perimenopause and menopause symptoms.
This LGBTQ+ history month I reflect on our achievements, our rights to be able to have the family that we always dreamt of and to both be recognised asthe girls parents. There arestilltimes whenassumptions are made,when Molly was only a few days old a midwife assumed this proud parent was a proud Aunty.
Warm your cockles with our healthy mulled cider recipe - using our Baby It's Cold Outside Christmas tea and apple juice, it's amazingly easy and delicious!
If perimenopause causes weight gain, it can be hard to face and enjoy food. The Menopause Nutritionist, Jenn Salid-Huber, shares her top tips on how to un-diet your relationship with food, to become happier and healthier.
I’m a former nurse, and now a first aid trainer. I know that talking about this type of stuff is confronting, and scary. But unfortunately, accidents can happen. And the most common location for these injuries to occur is within our own homes.
Having limited information affects how products are designed for women. Diversify the data and we can create products that work for all women and all boobs. We want the whole fruit salad, not just the melons!
By taking 5 minutes to share your measurements, you'll help women of the future to pump comfortably and proudly.
Are home births just for Hippies? We wanted to find out, so we asked the wonderful @the_wholesome_mummy to share not only her story, but also the main things that can make a home birth one of the most positive experiences for you.
Firstly your body has arguably just done one of the most important and powerful jobs it can ever do, growing and safely delivering your baby. Your body has already evolved so much, physically rearranging your organs to accommodate your baby.
Like with so many aspects about becoming a parent, breastfeeding is one of those things that becomes something a more experienced parent will gleefully talk to you about. And more often than not you get the full horror story about how painful it was for them.
Our Guest Blog has been written by the wonderful Cake Maternity.
We talk, not only about some of the tricks to successful breastfeeding but also to hear another Mama's story and what she wished she knew about breastfeeding.
Our Milk’s Up breastfeeding tea can be drunk at any stage of motherhood, but there’s a sweet spot that we’d recommend…and it is actually when you’re pregnant!
Women are often at risk of anaemia, especially around their period or during pregnancy. There are a few tea tips that can help you get more iron and support your body when you need it most...
Our guest blog is written by the incredible Emma Martin Mindfulness and she is here to remind you that your needs matter too throughout your parenting journey. She shares some wonderful mindful moments that will hopefully create some peace and calm for you in everyday life.
It's sometimes easy to be cynical about the importance of mother's day, but the truth is, mums are heroes and kids are often really difficult. So this is the opportunity to make it up to your mum!
You may have read that peppermint will dry up your milk supply, but it's not actually that simple, or proven. Read more about the evidence on peppermint and breastfeeding here.