When the Baby Changes the Routine
My son has never been one to be able to fall asleep in his crib/cot. We’ve either had to walk around with him in his buggy or he contact naps.…
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There Are No Medals for Suffering: Why We Need to Stop Ranking Women’s Births
I recently wrote about the way births without pain relief or medical intervention are sometimes celebrated as though they are somehow a greater achievement. The conversations afterwards made me realise…
Comparison Is the Thief of Joy
I watched a reel a few weeks back of Jamie Laing and Sophie Habboo talking about how much Sophie loves this stage with their baby, who is a similar age…
World Breastfeeding Week: Nobody Told Me It Would Be This Hard
Last week was World Breastfeeding Week. It’s been important to me to share my experience because it’s been completely different to what I expected. Before my son was born, antenatal…