Let's find your support crew to help you recover, restore and thrive in motherhood.
Whether you’re preparing for your own postpartum, showing love to a new mum, or simply wanting to make everyday life a little easier, food is one of the most nourishing gifts we can give. This recipe collection has been created with you in mind: quick to make, freezer-friendly, and packed with ingredients that fuel tired bodies and busy minds. Each one can be baked ahead of time for yourself or wrapped up and given as a thoughtful gift. Includes 6 recipes, a shopping list and a plan to get them all prepped and ready in one go.
They are here to not only lighten your load but hold you through your pregnancy, birth, postpartum & beyond.
Abi is an IBCLC, Registered Paediatric and Neonatal Nurse and Mum of two girls. She has a passion for holistic lactation support, meeting families right where they are in their feeding journey, acknowledging and embracing individual needs and goals for navigating feeding, both short and long term.
Erin Henry is a perinatal psychologist based on the Sunshine Coast, supporting parents through pregnancy and early parenthood. She works alongside you through the transition into parenthood. Not to “fix”, but to help you feel more held, understood, and less alone as you navigate the adjustment to parenthood and the emotional complexities that can come with this season of life.
Hi, we are Elisha and Louise and between us, we have seven children. We know how challenging, rewarding, exhausting and incredible the journey of motherhood is.
We also know that getting the right support when you need it most is everything.
So we decided to make your life easier. To cut through the noise and help you navigate all things modern motherhood. Let us help you get the support you didn’t know you needed.
We aim to be the gateway between you and the mothercare professional who will provide exactly the support and guidance you need.
Our story
This guide will help you find your people and the support that is crucial as you enter motherhood and beyond. We were never meant to do this all alone. This role of motherhood and parenting is huge and all-encompassing, and we need a village of support to hold us as we hold our baby.
Let’s gather yours …
Hey Mama, let’s schedule a chat to help to build your postpartum village. Grab a cuppa and talk it out with us.
We have cherry picked the most useful resources for you so that you don’t have to waste precious hours searching.
Article - Josie Hipwell (Radiant Birth)
A doula is a trained support person who provides continuous emotional, physical, and informational support during pregnancy, birth, and the postpartum period. Doulas offer continuity of relationship-based care throughout your entire journey into motherhood. Doulas don’t drop in and out. Your doula walks alongside you, providing a steady, grounded presence as you prepare for one of life’s most transformative rites of passage.
Article - Melissa Edwards (Motherwort and Child)
Matrescence is the ongoing process of becoming a mother. It’s not limited to pregnancy or the early postpartum period. It continues through every stage of motherhood, shaping identity, relationships, emotional wellbeing, and the way a woman experiences herself in the world.
Article - U-Fhern Chang (Elan House of Wellness)
Postpartum recovery is often overlooked, yet it shapes a mother’s long-term health. In this interview, a Melbourne founder shares how traditional care, nourishment and support can help mothers heal, rebuild, and feel held through the fourth trimester.
Article - Louise Barton & Elisha Wildblood (Not Another Onesie)
When the world feels uncertain, your nervous system will naturally try to protect you. But safety doesn’t only come from everything being calm. It also comes from the small, steady moments you create, and the support you allow yourself to receive. You don’t have to carry it all on your own. And you were never meant to.
Article - The Reason Why ( TheRY )
From pregnancy through to postpartum recovery, your body is constantly adapting, healing and rebuilding. While much of the focus is on caring for your baby, many women are left wondering how to better support their own recovery. Alongside rest, proper nutrition, gentle movement, and seeking advice from pelvic health professionals, compression wear has emerged as one of the most effective, yet often overlooked tools.
We know you thrive with support – not more stuff!
