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Founder of mamalinc, a mama of four, NICU nurse, baby expert, lactation and sleep consultant, annnd I don’t normally look like this because motherhood is hard.
I know firsthand how overwhelming, isolating, and just downright exhausting motherhood can feel sometimes. You love your kids more than anything but at the same time, you’re craving space, connection, and tools that actually support you as a whole person, not just as a mama.
So stop struggling alone –
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From pregnancy prep to postpartum recovery, newborn care, feeding, and sleep, mamalinc gives you : expert-led programs, live Q&As, virtual events, easy-to-use resources, and a supportive, judgment-free community of mamas.
Whether you’re looking for trusted answers, practical tools, or real connection, mamalinc delivers compassionate, evidence-based guidance right to your phone –
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No more googling at 2am! This app will give you all of the answers to your questions. Whether that be through expert-led resources, LIVE Q&A’s, or 1:1 coaching to help you navigate the 24/7 chaos. And it doesn’t stop there, you’ll also find genuine connection, free from any judgement with other mothers in a virtual mothers group or as I like to call it the village you’ve been missing.
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Did you have a babymoon… or did life laugh and say “cute idea though”? 🤍
For some mamas, a babymoon is slow mornings, room service, and one last deep breath before everything changes.
For others, it’s cancelled plans, early arrivals, or simply not on the cards at all.
And for second-time (or more) parents?
Sometimes it’s just… impossible.
There’s a toddler to wrangle, routines to keep, and very little “switching off” to be done.
If you did get one, here’s some of our favourite Aussie babymoon spots
✨ Byron Bay for barefoot luxury
✨ Noosa for coastal calm
✨ Barossa Valley for slow stays and long lunches
✨ Blue Mountains for cosy fires and fresh air
✨ Margaret River for nature, food, and space to exhale
I only had one with my first.
We went to Canberra, ate incredible food, slept, watched a movie… and found our son’s name in the credits.
Quiet. Simple. Perfect for that season.
If you didn’t get one, or it didn’t look like the Pinterest version, you’re not alone.
Your babymoon might’ve been a couch, a hospital room, a weekend at home, or simply surviving the last few weeks with another little human already in tow.
And that still counts 🤍
👇🏽Drop the heart that fits your story
Tell us if you had one or skipped it
Tag a mama who’s pregnant again and thinking “how though?”
However it looked (or didn’t), those final weeks deserved some rest too 🤍
Expecting in February or already have a Feb bubba?!
Here’s a few facts you might like to know about your little one (or little one to be) 💖
Tag a February Mama below or send this to someone who would agree !
#februarybaby #birthmonth #birthsign
If you’re a new mama with a newborn and leaving the house feels impossible… you’re not failing. This is the hardest season. 💖
@tarahelizabeth_ really nails the head on the hammer. It can feel very overwhelming with knowing when, how and what you need to leave the house with a baby. So let’s try and break it down to make the first few tries easy while you build up to a big outing!
Here are my 3 tips to get out the door with your newborn:
✅ Start small: a 5–10 minute walk around the neighbourhood counts.
✅ Wear your baby: a baby carrier = hands free + calmer baby.
✅ Feed first: a quick feed before you go can buy you a peaceful window.
And if you are needing help with what essentials to actually pack in a nappy bag, comment nappy bag below for my free checklist 💖
#postpartum #fourthtrimester #newbornlife
Motherhood changes you…
Emotionally. Mentally.
And yes…physically
So incredibly grateful for my changing breasts in EVERY season of life! 🍈🍈
Which stage are you in mamas?!👇🏽
If you’re finding it hard to answer this… you’re not alone mama 💖
Some days it’s the sleep.
Some days it’s the feeding.
Some days it’s the mental load that never switches off…
And some days… it’s all of it.
Motherhood isn’t hard because you’re doing something wrong.
It’s hard because you’re doing everything
You don’t need to explain yourself here
You don’t need to have it all figured out mama
You can just comment the heart that feels most true today 💭
And if today feels heavy, let this be your reminder:
you are seen, you are not failing, and you don’t have to carry it alone💖
Or comment if you want to put it into words
And share this with a mama who might need to feel less alone today
Right here with you. Always 💖
JUST when you’re finding your rhythm as a new mama…
💥 starting solids
💥 teething
💥 regressions
💥 leaps
It can honestly feel like every time you start to feel like you’ve got your sh*t together 💥
And no… you didn’t do anything wrong
This is MOTHERHOOD
Constant change, adaptation and learning on the fly
If you’re navigating solids, broken sleep, clinginess, separation anxiety, or that familiar “why is this hard again?!” Feeling… you’re not alone mama 💖
Tag a mama in this season, save it for the next 💥 moment and comment what phase hit you the HARDEST
#mama #motherhood #regression
And you were measuring in FRUITS?!
Every bump grows differently mama… but we need to know
What size are you now?!
#aussie #australianedition
Are you a mama of a JANUARY baby?!
If so, heres a few facts you might like to know about your little one
Tag a January Mama below or send this to someone who would agree!
#januarybaby #birthmonth #birthsign
“Sleep when the baby sleeps…”
Trust me, we’ve all tried
Postpartum sleep isn’t about effort or discipline…
It’s driven by hormones, feeding cycles, nervous system hyper-alertness, healing and survival biology📋
If you’re exhausted but can’t switch off, that’s so normal.
You’re not failing,
Your body is doing exactly what it’s designed to do 💖
Save this. Share it.
Every mama deserves better advice
#nothankyou
I know it feels instinctive to throw a towel or blanket over the pram to “block the sun”… but covering a pram traps heat and causes the temperature inside to rise very quickly 🥵
Our bubbas can’t regulate their body temperature like we can, so what feels like shade to us can become dangerously hot for them…
What to do instead ☀️
• Keep prams well-ventilated 🌬️
• Use built-in sun canopies designed for airflow
• Dress baby lightly 👕
• Check baby’s temperature often (back of neck or chest)
• Take breaks in cool, shaded spaces 🌿
If you’re ever unsure, remember this 👇🏽
Airflow over coverage. Always!
Save this for the warm sunny days and share it with another mama or parent 🤍👶🏼
Because so many of us were never taught this… and that’s okay 💖
What support mattered the most…
Postpartum shows you everything.
Including who truly shows up.
Not in the big gestures.
But in the quiet ones.
🍽️ The meals left at the door.
🥰The text that says “no pressure to reply.”
🫂The people who help without needing to be seen.
💫The ones who ask how you are, not just how the baby is.
This season is tender.
You’re healing, learning, and holding more than anyone realises
Support during this time isn’t a bonus… for mamas it’s foundational🤍
And it’s okay if you’re still unpacking who felt safe… and who didn’t.
🤍send this to someone who held you in postpartum (or is still holding you now)
You’re not meant to do this alone mama💖
#yourvillage #community #motherhood
If you’ve googled “should I sleep train my baby” at 3am, this is for you 🤍
There is no “right” answer when it comes to baby sleep!
There is only your baby, your capacity, and your season of motherhood
If feeding to sleep, contact naps, co-sleeping, or frequent wakes feel okay for you right now… that is completely valid mama 🥹
If sleep is starting to feel heavy, anxiety-provoking, or unsustainable… that matters too.
Sleep support doesn’t have to mean crying it out.
Gentle sleep coaching is about supporting your baby to develop self-soothing skills slowly and safely, without breaking attachment or ignoring cues.
I don’t recommend any sleep coaching in the newborn phase.
The fourth trimester is for closeness, regulation, and soaking up those sleepy cuddles.
But sleep does matter.
For your baby’s growth, and for your mental health as a mama.
Inside the Mamalinc app, I walk you through gentle, responsive sleep support step by step, so you’re never guessing, never googling at 2am, and never feeling like you’re doing it wrong.
You’re allowed to:
• respond to every wake
• hold your baby as much as you want
• change your mind later
• ask for support
No pressure. No judgement. Just options 🤍
Save this if sleep feels confusing.
You’re not alone in this mama 💖
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