If there are two things that perfectly demonstrate the strength of women, it is their ability to grow and birth children and their athletic prowess. Both spectacularly challenging in their own right. As more and more women taken the athletic and sporting world by storm it stands to reason that they may at some point continue to participate in their chosen field during pregnancy. But there is still such a stigma about prenatal exercise. Medical professionals are scared of it.

I am a little late with this post. Apologies for that. But I did light my candle at 10pm Dubai time and left it overnight (probably not so safe so maybe don’t do this). I lit my candle in memory of all those babies who couldn’t stay with those who loved them so dearly. I lit my candle for all the mums and dads who have felt the unbearable grief at the loss of a baby, at any gestation. I lit my candle for all the unspoken losses. Those people who cannot talk about their loss b

This week's story comes from my bestie Rachel. She is a baby making machine in my eyes. How she doesn't have a rugby team yet is beyond me... although she is making a strong start and I still reckon a fourth child will pop out She has 3 very gorgeous and cheeky boys (pretty sure they take after their Aunty Nikki). Will, her eldest, is my godson :) When she first had Will, I was super jealous that he was delivered by another midwife, who bares the same name. I so desperately w