I want to change the way women experience maternity leave
Because for most of us it's overwhelming, confusing and genuinely nerve wracking, and I think it deserves to feel structured, supported and properly thought through instead.
My goal is simple. I want you to have the clarity and the tools you need so you're not left figuring it all out on your own, the way I was.


I didn't learn this from a textbook
Maternity leave isn't something I read about. It's something I lived through and not in the way I expected to.
When I was pregnant with my second son, I developed antenatal depression. Preparing for that leave while dealing with it was one of the hardest periods of my life: emotionally, mentally and physically exhausting in a way I hadn't experienced before, to the point that there were days I couldn't look after my eldest son the way I wanted to.
I took nine months off and eventually returned to work. Nine months after that, I left the job altogether. I couldn't manage all of it at once, the kids, the work, the overwhelm, the complete lack of support. Something had to give.


