I’ve been listening to The Book You Wish Your Parents Had Read (and Your Children Will Be Glad That You Did) by Philippa Perry and I have been loving it. I often listen to an hour or so to and from funerals or family visits so it’s taking me quite Read more…
Rachael and I connected with each another on social media last year and then met for a coffee at New Wine. She is an author and mum and she is beautifully and vulnerably honest about mental health (and everything else). Have a read of our chat and then do go Read more…
My third ‘honest conversation’ is with my good friend Louisa. I’ll leave her to tell you how we met but to give you an idea of just how wonderful she is… Pete is away this weekend and I’m not very well, so I’m currently in bed whilst she, and her Read more…
Whether you are a working mum, a stay-at-home mum, a mixture of both, or an undecided as to what you’ll be yet mum, I imagine you may have wrestled with mum guilt. I have felt the need to justify my work decisions since becoming a Mum over and over again. I’m Read more…
I just started working again part-time and it’s been very different to work post baby. Here’s some of the things I’ve learnt so far… #1 When he’s not with me, I think about my baby ALL the time. Like ALL the time, no matter how hard I try not to. Read more…