motherhood

A new app aims to help new mothers improve their mental wellbeing by allowing them to track their mood during pregnancy and early parenthood.

Collingwood netball and AFLW player Ash Brazill is the latest guest on The Leadership Lessons, a Women’s Agenda podcast.

I was that girl. The party girl with no off switch, the woman that couldn’t say no, the one tripping up curbs and falling down stairs.

For female entreprenuers, there is no side hustle. There is hard work, compromise and regular doses of mother’s guilt.

Research shows that ‘baby brain’ lamented by women across the world, is a very real thing which may have long-term, positive health impacts.

It can be shocking and even excruciating to both love and hate motherhood at different times. ‘Matrescence’ offers a different perspective.

I know there are some people that feel very strongly about breastfeeding, but my position has always firmly been: Do what works for you.

There are no winners in the judgement game, so make your own rules or simply refuse to play the game, writes Kate Christie.

For those of us sending our kids off to daycare for the first time? Try to fight the guilt! Our babies are in safe, capable and loving hands.

When Danielle Williams’ two children were diagnosed with a rare genetic epilepsy, she realised her personal and professional lives, that she’d always kept apart, could in fact benefit one another.

Working at a law firm, Sarah Behenna was constantly overlooked for promotion as she worked flexibly and was not considered to be a “real player”.

So many talented women suffer from self doubt and imposter syndrome daily. So where does it come from? Asks Kate Christie.