Mindful Mum

Feelings of anger and rage are common amongst mums but it’s still a taboo topic to discuss.   Even with the open conversations that occur on social media, anger and rage are rarely shared [...]

There is a movement amongst modern families towards a more respectful parenting approach. Driven by an acknowledgment of previous faulty thinking around child development and progress that has [...]

Let’s face it, toddler tantrums can be both triggering and emotionally draining for parents. We know it is a normal developmental stage and it isn’t personal, yet it can still be a [...]

Sometimes those Christmas feasts are just amazing.   And it’s not just the abundance of delicious food but also the people, the decorations, and the ambience.   It can all lead to [...]

Trigger warning: This article contains information relating to pregnancy and infant loss and may trigger traumatic memories for some people. If you are experiencing emotional difficulties [...]

That moment when all you want to do is stamp your foot and cry out every expletive you know. You have a million and one things to get done by yesterday, all equally urgent and all relying on you. [...]

Claudia Harley, the creator of Wellfulness, shares her tips on using cooking as a mindfulness activity with kids, as well as one of her favourite recipes – banana oat biscuits.   [...]

Finding reliable yet holistic health information is hard. If you’re in any online ‘mum forums’ you will often see comments along the lines of ‘do your own research’ [...]

Written by Narelle Weir, Meditation Instructor at Serenity Wellness Collective.   A comment I often hear from mums is that they don’t have time to meditate and my response is… [...]

This guest post was written by Sarah Conway, psychologist and owner of Mindful Little Minds. Resilience. You’ve probably heard that word a lot. Especially when talking about children. [...]