by Jessie Parker | Sun, Jun, 2018 | health and wellness, parenthood, the 'hood
Postnatal anxiety and depression is more common amongst mums than you may realise, with data from the 2010 Australian National Infant Feeding Survey showing that 1 in 5 (20%) mothers of children aged 24 months or less had been diagnosed with depression. More than half...
by Jessie Parker | Sat, Mar, 2018 | breastfeeding, Business, Design, Fashion, FIFO, parenthood, the 'hood
Recently, I was asked to feature on new Perth digital radio station, Boss Mode Radio as part of Ash (from Fusion Bizbabes) segment Raw Ambition. Ash gets real and raw with businesswomen uncovering unfiltered stories about success, challenges and the dreams they are...
by Jessie Parker | Tue, Jan, 2018 | breastfeeding, Fashion, Mum-style, parenthood, the 'hood
There’s no question that mums like buying things but this post is about why mums should buy all the things.. for themselves instead of always putting everyone else a.k.a kids first. I see it everyday, there’s even been memes made about it; mums spending up big...
by Jessie Parker | Thu, Dec, 2017 | breastfeeding, Fashion, Mum-style, parenthood, Uncategorized
Becoming a mum is an all-consuming event. Often consuming your wardrobe too. The things you loved to wear before are no longer practical, especially when breastfeeding. We want to show you how you can mix up your style, even when breastfeeding. You can invest in...
by Jessie Parker | Wed, Aug, 2017 | breastfeeding, health and wellness, parenthood
Popular Breastfeeding FAQ’s A collaboration featuring Eve Coote, midwife and IBCLC from Best Start Lactation Consultancy Tell us a bit about yourself and the work you do… Hi! My name is Eve; I am a mum to 2 gorgeous boys, a Midwife and a Lactation Consultant....
by Jessie Parker | Wed, Jun, 2017 | breastfeeding, health and wellness, parenthood, the 'hood
You already know that you need more energy when you’re breastfeeding, but put down that Tim Tam – the quality of those extra snacks is important too. When you’re breastfeeding you need anywhere between an extra 800 – 2200 extra kilojoules (200 – 500 calories). It all...
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