By: Lauren Chee – The Centre for Effective Living
Motherhood changes far more than the daily routine. The good news is, you’re not losing yourself, you’re becoming someone new.
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AI tools for mums: The ones that actually make life easier
By: Adriana Wales
Manage some of the mental load with tools that save time instead of wasting it.
MumCo in Albury
MumCo is coming to Albury on Wednesday the 25th of March and we want you to be there! Motherhood can be hard, it doesn’t need to be lonely. That’s where … Read more
‘Conceivable’ Inspired by Director’s Unexpected Mid-Life Pregnancy
By: Laura Bennett
When Beth Caulfield discovered she was pregnant in her mid-40s, it was the last thing she expected.
Healing the Mother Wound
By: Sabrina Peters
For many people, the word “mother” stirs up feelings of love, safety, and warmth. But for others, it carries a more complicated weight, marked by unmet needs, emotional distance, or even deep wounding.
Is There a ‘Right’ Amount of Time to Take Off After Having a Baby?
By: Kourtney Smith
Channel Seven’s AFL commentator Abbey Holmes recently gave birth to a healthy baby boy. She returned to work seven weeks later, a decision that drew both praise and criticism.
Helping Babies Thrive: How Churches are Empowering Vulnerable Mothers
By: Bridget Hadfield
Every mother wants to give her baby the best start in life. But for many, especially in vulnerable communities, that desire is met with real challenges such as limited access to healthcare and postnatal support, the pressure to return to work and harmful myths about breastfeeding.
Strength in the Struggle – A Mother’s Journey with God
By: Leslie Tydd
It’s 3am, and my seven-month-old baby boy is sleeping. I’m 38 years old and have a beautiful husband. I’ve travelled the world, have had life experiences good, bad, and ugly. I babysat when I was younger and was heavily involved with my niece’s upbringing.
8 Encouraging Truths For Every Mum
By: Sabrina Peters
Hey Mumma! This one’s for you – a heartfelt tribute of appreciation and recognition of your endless service and selfless sacrifice.