Embrace this change and when I say embrace, I don't mean enjoy. I'm not about that toxic positivity bullsh*t. I mean, feel it, feel all the feelings…

I set a flexible routine from the beginning and she has been sleeping through from pretty early on.

There was always a big dark grey cloud above my fertility, turns out the effects of this drama worked in my favour, with the dramatic releasing of two eggs!

I’m so happy that I have been able to and can still breastfeed to this day but the cracked nipples, cluster feeding and constant hunger have definitely been trying at times!

I just feel like there shouldn’t be so much pressure on women or by telling them it’s the healthiest options or their kids will get sick as there immunity wouldn’t be as good as those that Breast feed (which I call B/S)..

I made the move to be a full time Pre/Post-natal yoga teacher in my business. Even though Covid was hard to navigate in my first full time year of business, being a travel agent at this time would have been even harder…

Sleep? What is that? My daughter has had night terrors since about 6 months old…

I got lucky second time around too with bubs latching and feeding well despite a severe tongue and lip tie and a cathedral palate.

Sleep training was never something I wanted to do, so we just do what works until it doesn't anymore…

The odds were against us for exclusive breastfeeding (premature babies, stress of NICU and covid restrictions, caesarean, no skin to skin for 3 days, tongue ties, and 1.5L blood loss)…

We have finally got a routine in place and are down to 1 wake a night which has been amazing.

We were fortunate enough to have frozen donor milk from my sister in law for a short period which I'll be eternally grateful for…

My partner is a big believer in happy Mum, happy Bub, so will regularly kick me out of the house (in a loving way of course) and tell me to go and do something for me…

If it isn’t my daughter waking up during the night then it’s my dog needing to go outside.

We were referred to the Sydney Children’s Hospital in Randwick, where Jordynn underwent multiple surgeries and procedures…

Navigating newborn twins and a new way to do things with all four and then there's raising teenage girls, say no more…

She advised me to try an at home ovulation kit, for another 6 months we tested my ovulation however the strips were telling me I was not ovulating at all. At this point my GP referred us to a fertility specialist…

Between teething, developing & the separation anxiety around this age, he is waking up at least every hour if not more, so we are absolutely exhausted.

Being a mum is the best thing in the world. The way my baby looks at me, it makes me feel whole…

I remember for the first two weeks of having my eldest Hunter, crying everyday because I had no idea what I was doing and I felt I was doing it all wrong…