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Pelvic Floor Tension: Why It Happens and How to Release It

If you’ve ever felt tightness, discomfort, or pain in your pelvis, lower back, or during sex, your pelvic floor might be holding onto more than it should.

Caesarean Birth: Preparing for an unplanned C-section
Build confidence for birth knowing you’ve prepared and clearly communicated birth choices that feel right for you.
Caesarean Birth: Preparing for a planned C-section

Build confidence for birth knowing you’ve prepared and clearly communicated birth choices that feel right for you.

Workload Checklist
The mental load: Helping manage the workload and create equal domestic partnerships Starting a family creates a workload you likely didn’t see coming. I’ve created this handy workload checklist to see who does what in your household.   What is the...
Postpartum Recovery: 14 ways to support your physical, emotional and mental wellbeing
From nourishment to poos to functional exercise: Postpartum explained. You’ve read the pregnancy books and done the birth classes. And that’s epic. But what about postpartum? Have you prepared for those first few weeks and months? What will your body...
Getting to know your vulva
Your vulva. For most people, it’s like your next-door neighbour. You know where it lives, you’re aware it’s there, you sometimes come in contact with it whilst taking the rubbish out but you’ve never opened the door, gone inside and...
What all labouring women need to know
What do people yell out at sports events?  Woooo! GO, GO, GO! You can do it! You’re amazing.  What do people say to pregnant women? Oh darl! Worst. Pain. Of. My life.  Love, have the epidural, it’s amazing! You don’t...
The 6-week postnatal check is preventing you from healing.
At the six-week check women are often given the “all clear” from their midwife or doctor to return to exercise. But is it preventing you from healing? Could you be exercising sooner? And, what exercises should you be returning to?...
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Vulva vs Vagina: parts of the external genitals explained
A UK survey identified that just over half of the women aged 26-35 were able to accurately label the vulva. It’s the old vulva vs vagina conundrum: which part is the vagina and which part is the vulva? Let’s take a...