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13.01.2022 Unimom Nipple shields Absolute life saver for damaged nipples while trying to heal them Get yours at your nearest Unimom retailer www.unimom.com.au Only $16.95 for a pair!

12.01.2022 Absolutely in love with my 4th baby born this week Amazing when your a first time mum, you don’t see any light at the end of the tunnel and think you’ll never get sleep again! By number 4 your crying because you don’t want the season to end so quickly Hang in there if your a first time mum. I promise it goes too fast! Snuggle as much while you can, break all the rules and just give baby food and cuddles on demand. It’s a treasure of a season that you’ll never get back. Every cuddle and feed benefits you and baby and it sets them up for the best future

07.01.2022 Expressing with my Unimom Opera. Amazingly efficient machine! www.lactationproducts.com.au https://lactationproducts.com.au/unimom-opera-lcd-automati/

03.01.2022 Breast milk does not suddenly become unimportant and void of nutrients just because your child turns 13 months. Could you imagine if we evaluated nutrients of a food based on someone's age? "Apples were full of vit C until I turned 28 years old."

02.01.2022 I used to get horrendous post partum rage. I’d find myself shouting at the children over the smallest of things. Screaming, even. ... The tiniest of problems would tip me over the edge. It could’ve been something as minor as the kids not wanting to put on their shoes, or refusing to eat their dinner, or them taking a long time to fall asleep at bedtime. And I thought I was a terrible mother. I lacked patience, empathy and the ability to keep my cool. I doubted my abilities. And I continued to do ALL OF THE THINGS thinking that that’s what I SHOULD be doing. Trying to keep it all going. Spinning too many plates. I would be riddled with guilt everytime I lost my cool, and would worry that I simply just wasn’t mother material. Where were MY maternal instincts? Why wasn’t I loving every second? Why was my patience running on a razor sharp edge ALL THE TIME. Truth was; I was doing too much. I had literally taken on TOO MUCH. I was so blindsided with the idea that letting one of my spinning plates drop would make me a failure, that I was directly effecting my mood and attitude towards my children. And I had to let some plates drop. I had to let some things go. Guilt, included. And my rage disappeared. Just like that. Don’t get me wrong, I still lose my shit every now and again. I’m only human after all. But dropping one or two of those spinning plates is not a failing. Often it’s a total necessity. Post partum rage IS A THING. You will lose it over seemingly pointless shit. But instead of being hard on yourself, view it as an opportunity to cut yourself some slack. Because it IS ok. It IS what you deserve. And you are STILL an amazing mother.