Uniting Hearts and Minds: The Highly Sensitive and Neurodiverse Family Summit
By Katie Connolly In a world that often rushes forward at lightning speed, it is essential to remember this is not how we were…
Articles
Am I Being Punished for Attempting to Breastfeed My Child?
By Sofie Eriksson Tongue ties and small mouths… I’ve had some heartbreaking disappointments with breastfeeding as I’ve written about before. The pain of not being able…
Beautiful, Eco-Friendly Candles to Brighten Your Home
What started as a simple quest to cure boredom turned into a colourful, eco-friendly candle business that’s lighting up homes across New Zealand and…
Capturing Cherished Moments & Memories through Photography & Creative Story-Telling
At Stillpalm Studio, they are here to remind you that it’s OK to pause, be still and take a moment to celebrate who you…
Engagement: Helping Your Child Find Their Passion
By Dr. Laura Markham Enthusiasm. Engagement. It’s almost the definition of childhood. A jaded, withdrawn child is a red flag that something is very…
I’m a Parent
By Hayley Zemontas I’ve got weetabix crusting my elbow, stretch marks map my thighs. Toothpaste stains my shirt, crumbs of sleep still in my eyes. No time for a shower; my hair’s a knotted…
Empowering Women to Thrive & Find Fulfilment at Work and at Home
Lucy Harvey is a career and motherhood coach on a mission to help women reclaim joy, purpose and power in their professional lives. After navigating…
Hope and Healing for Ethiopian Women
Every woman deserves to give birth safely and without harm. Yet in rural Ethiopia, the lack of access to quality maternity care leaves thousands…
“Sleep Regressions”: Why it’s not actually a Regression
By Tracy Cassels I work with a lot of families, and something they almost all inevitably struggle with are the periods of sleep regressions…
The Power of Play: How Michael Hall School is Championing Childhood
By Rachel Ford Blanchard, Head of Early Childhood at Michael Hall School In an era where play is disappearing from children’s lives, Michael Hall…
A Unique, Supportive Community for Mums to Learn, Connect & Thrive
When sisters Anna and Fiona welcomed their youngest children just four months apart, they were quickly reminded of how isolating and overwhelming the early…
Where Motherhood Meets Style: Redefining Breastfeeding Fashion
After more than a decade of supporting families as a trusted nanny and babysitter, Jasmine Holt, founder of Latch • Luxe, stepped into motherhood herself –…
“He Just Wants Attention!”: When Our Kids Are Acting Out For Connection
By Tracy Cassels One of the more common ideas in our society when our kids are acting out is that they are doing it…
When Reality Doesn’t Meet Our Expectations
By Elizabeth Pantley The realities of everyday life often don’t match up to our expectations; however, this seems especially true when you become a…
Little Hands, Big Lessons – A Dad’s Guide to Safe and Fun Gardening With Son
By Jane Marsh It can be challenging to find activities to keep busy boys engaged and get them outside. Why not try growing fruits,…
13 Tips to Help Children Manage Social Anxiety
By Dr. Laura Markham “Probably the worst thing to do is to say, ‘Don’t be shy. Don’t be quiet’. This is not about trying to…
First Foods That Support Iron Stores and Gut Health
By Gina Urlich, BHSc Nutritional Medicine Introducing solids is a beautiful milestone. It marks a transition from the exclusive milk-feeding days into a world…
Nurturing Creativity in Our Children
Adriana Nykyforuk is the founder of AdriArt Ltd., inspired by her journey into motherhood and lifelong passion for art. After struggling to find natural,…
From Chaos to Calm: Creating Play Spaces That Nurture and Inspire
With over 15 years of experience working closely with families, Andreea Petre observed a recurring theme – play spaces filled with toys, but lacking…
Supporting the Health of Your Family, Naturally
For Alchemist’s Cabinet founder Cassandra Hall, it was a lifelong passion for natural health combined with a vision for meaningful change that sparked the…
The Paper People: Sending a Little Love, One Card at a Time
When Bronwen and Johnny returned to New Zealand to start their family, they found themselves constantly on the hunt for beautiful, meaningful greeting cards-only…