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Wellbeing

5 ways to reconnect with you (even in the madness of mum life)

Zoe Blaskey
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If you’ve been feeling a bit lost since becoming a mum, this article might just change your life. Zoe Blaskey, life coach and founder of Motherkind – events and a podcast for mothers – has created five practical and inspiring exercises to reconnect you with yourself…

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Contributing Writer 19th February 2018
Mornings

Clemmie Telford lists her thoughts on 5am starts with the kids

Clemmie Telford, Mother of all lists
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Clemmie Telford – mum-of-two (soon to be three) and founder of the brilliant blog Mother of All Lists – shares her 5am thoughts, in list form. They include: food-planning, texting fellow parents-of-young-kids and not reflecting on how much sleep she’s had…

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Contributing Writer 30th January 2018
Family

Maternity leave may look like a holiday but it’s more of an endurance

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Maternity leave – a year off work drinking coffee and playing with a cute baby – may sound like a nice extended holiday. But the reality is quite different, as French illustrator Emma relays in this revealing comic strip…

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Contributing Writer 29th January 2018
Family

Childbirth is a feminist issue. We need to see mothers as individuals

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With the natural birth movement challenging the more medicalised model of birth, new mothers are feeling as if they’ve failed if they have an epidural, or need medical intervention during childbirth. Emma Svanberg explains why this is a feminist issue…

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Contributing Writer 22nd January 2018
Work Life

5 writing tips that will turn you into a writer, instantly

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“Nora Ephron, the famous screenwriter, once said – ‘When you slip on a banana peel, people laugh at you. But when you tell people you slipped on a banana peel, it’s your laugh.’” Writer and editor Anniki Sommerville shares five excellent writing tips to help get you started…

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Contributing Writer 14th January 2018
Mornings

What do people around the world eat for breakfast? Annie Ridout investigates

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We know it’s the most important meal of the day but what do people in Singapore eat for breakfast, or in Nigeria, France or Russia? And what is a full English meant to include? Annie Ridout asks foodie experts from around the world…

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Contributing Writer 13th January 2018
Features

It’s the mental load that women find overwhelming, not the cleaning

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“When a man expects his partner to ask him to do things, he’s viewing her as the manager of household chores.” This brilliant comic strip – You Should’ve Asked – illustrates how overwhelming the mental load can be for women…

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Contributing Writer 4th January 2018

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