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There’s a conversation happening more and more lately in school playgrounds, group chats, late-night voice notes between exhausted mums and it’s about something that shouldn’t be this hard: Child maintenance. Not the idea of it.Not the principle of it.But the reality of it. Because right now?It’s not working. The Parents Who Just Get It Let’s start here, because it matters. There are incredible parents out there mums and dads who show up.Who pay for their children consistent

Being a solo mum comes with many responsibilities, one person covering everything from bills and bedtime routines alone. It's hard to navigate at the best of times and at the worst, it's a breeding ground for imposter syndrome! One of the most important issues that I personally don't want to mess up, is guiding my children through complex social issues. Which I had to Google research to give my teenage son the talk. Not the one about the birds and the bees either, which I ant

I left my controlling ex after three years together. Eight years later, he was still finding creative ways to ruin my life through co-parenting that has ultimately culminated in a non-molestation order. When we leave our toxic situations, we imagine it's like the movies... Maybe disappearing in the night with our hair blowing in the wind thinking... Finally, I'm FREE ... But, if you have to co-parent? Oh boy.... Beyond the breakup, nothing says “freedom” like endless emails,