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03/02/2026

Every birth is different, and birth phases are wild and can be very non-linear. But I have witnessed many times, and personally experienced, a still point shortly before the pushing phase. Sometimes this is known as "rest and be thankful". It's a moment to gather energy, a still point before the next wave of power comes through. It can be quite trippy and dreamy.

For a moment, when the intensity of my surges slowed down and a pervasive calmness enveloped me, I wondered if something was wrong... if I had entered the water too soon? Then I reminded myself to trust. My body knew what she was doing. Ebbs and flows were all part if it, and this was a moment for me to take deep rest. A moment to drink in the calm, because soon I would be taken into the deepest of waves.

40 minutes later my baby was in my arms✨️

31/01/2026

Just made up a little batch of my Wild Orange and Cacao Face Cleanser. It smells sooo edible.

24/01/2026

My daughters in bed asleep, my partners reading on the sofa, and i'm feeling reflective. This second picture was taken at a festival in the summer when it was so hot I felt like I was melting. Now i'm in the depths of winter, bundled up in my dressing gown, eating raw rum truffles and grateful for this still moment.

I visited a friends newborn family to drop food off this week and seeing their beautiful babe, just a couple of days old, had me feel, again, the power of the turning wheel. My daughter is 16 months old now and in full toddler mode! I'm in deep devotion and feel the many ways my world has changed. My Mother season is in full flow. But all past seasons continue to live on and inform me. Each experience layering into the next, integrating. Nothing is lost.

One of the biggest invitations this mothering season confronts me with is to be present. Surely that's one of the biggest invitations life offers, generally? Everything passes. All seasons come and go. Life can't be fully controlled. Babies grow fast. I want to embrace each season fully, and one day look back and say "I really showed up for life". And, "I really showed up for her... and for myself (which are truly one and the same)".
I don't want to spend my life looking forward and waiting. All we have is now. Freedom is here, inside, not over there. We know this, yet the reminder seems crucial. And my Mothering season reminds me like nothing else.

I'm grateful for each season and all their lessons.

23/01/2026

Enjoyed starting 2026 with a lovely new family to serve nourishing postpartum food to :)

17/01/2026

Some flavours from today ✨️✨️✨️

Getting anything done with a dynamic toddler is often a feat, but thankfully my partner has the weekend off and we are all dancing around the house to epic music and getting things done. I love a productive day! And for the record, rest is also very productive ###

14/01/2026

What helps you relax?

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02/01/2026

Every new moment is an opportunity for good things to flourish. The constant change in this life has never been so apparent since becoming a Mother. I am more tuned in to death and mortality (and I was already super tuned in!) and at the same time I feel more alive and anchored to this world than ever before!

2026, lets dance🌹🖤✨️💃🏻

20/12/2025

I just learnt about this night by
and am amazed I didn't know about it before!

"Mother's Night" - Dec 20th - is the night before the Winter Solstice. A threshold moment in time. Signifying the liminal space between death and rebirth, the old and the new. And, significantly, honouring female power and lineage. Honouring the fertile dark. Honouring the work of mothers and grandmothers (and mothering energy).

All human life grows within the mother, the dark womb space of creation. The nurturing energy and fierce protection at the core of the mother’s primal nature is revered in cultures across the globe.

As Christianization of the Celtic and Germanic cultures ensued, Mother’s Night was either suppressed, or re-interpreted. Many of its elements morphed into aspects of Christmas eve, and/or ancestral folk traditions but were stripped of the feminine or goddess context.

Mother’s Night marks the death of the old year, the womb space before rebirth. A holy time of quiet, inward, nocturnal reverence. Not a time of outward revelry, or celebration. A time of remembrance that honours the Feminine as the Source, as Origin. Where humanity is reminded that the Night beholds creative intelligence, and the Dark holds the power of gestation. It is not malevolent. The opposite - is it Benevolent and Sacred. Much to the contrary of our patriarchal dogma infused socio-cultural programming to fear the dark. Which is in it’s roots - the dark is the holy powerful embodiment of the feminine.

One of the ways people honour this night is by baking sweet honey infused bread (bees represent goddess energy). Or lighting candles for the motherline. Now more than ever I feel we need to reclaim our connection with mother honouring. I think if this was more embedded in our lives, the world would look very different. And better. We can all do our bit to mend the fragmentation 🖤✨️

Blessed Mōdraniht to you!

Third image by
Second image, my Mum .libera.3
Third image
Fourth image "Ancesters song"

10/12/2025

I also have limited edition rose mugs to go with Artemis Rose herbal tea blends 🥰 The Heart-Womb tea is particularly well suited to be served in this loved up mug🌹☕️✨️

My products are pre-designed rituals ready for enjoyment. What rituals enhance your day? x

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