
RESOURCE #1
If you are a newly minted 35 plus mama, then you need the following to help you stay sane!
11 Confidence Boosting Tips For Awesome Midlife Mummies
- Struggling with breastfeeding? Stress no more – got you covered!
- Baby not sleeping & think you’re doing it all wrong? Not true, you just need to know what’s really going on with your baby.
- Exhausted through lack of sleep? Well of course you are! But I’ve got a strategy to get you through the worst of it.
- Need a way to soothe your baby to sleep and get stuff done at the same time? Yep, there’s a simple technique to do just that!
You need this!
Resource #2
Taking Care of Your Physical Health
As a mother 35 plus, your body needs support to reset, repair and rebalance after giving birth.
Giving birth to a baby is a huge deal and we know how to help you get your mojo back!
Maybe you also need to lose some baby weight?
Ta Da!
Lifestyle Diet, Yummy Mummy Diet, Breastfeeding & Quick Diet
- Want the energy you had a decade ago?
- Need the stamina to survive the day-to-day?
- Like to get your waist back without any exercise?
- Got something important coming up and need to lose weight in a hurry?
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Resource #3
Now for the mental health check…
- Are you in the first couple of weeks postpartum?
- Weepy, cranky and feel like shit?
Sounds like the Baby Blues, which suck.
Check out my post for the lowdown on what gives with the Baby Blues and get the 5-Point Survival Plan.

Postpartum Baby Blues Survival Plan
Getting the Baby Blues can come as a shock to you as a new mama. Learn how to recognise the Baby Blues for what they are and get your 5-Point Survival Plan!
But the Baby Blues only last for the first two weeks or so.
So if you feel like crap and want to throw yourself under a bus weeks or even months on, then this is might serious mama and you need support to get yourself back on track.
Read this post and then please get help.

Postpartum Anxiety & Depression: Not The Baby Blues
Postpartum anxiety and depression is experienced by approximately 1 in 7 new mothers and goes way beyond the Baby Blues. Learn about the contributing factors, the signs to look for and different treatment approaches.
Resource #4
Are you a 40s mom? Take a look at your awesomeness!

9 Ways 40s Moms Are Rocking It!
Check out the 9 ways 40s moms are rocking it! From relationships to health to discipline and more, it’s clear there are so many advantages and benefits from being an older 40s mum!

Hi! I'm Kisane
Founder Midlife Mummies
Back in the dark ages, I was considered a very late starter when I had my first baby at twenty-nine!
I was thirty-seven when we had our youngest daughter Elizabeth.
And now, two of my daughters have followed in my ‘midlife mummy’ footsteps!
Elizabeth had her eldest daughter Chloe at 37 (in the photo with me) and Indiana two years ago at 39.
My eldest daughter Katherine had Kai, her first baby, in September last year (2019) two days after her 49th birthday!
Check out our Midlife Mummy Stories here
Thank you so much for visiting us at Midlife Mummies.
You can also find us on Instagram @midlifemummies.
Do come over and DM me to say “hello” and let me know how you and your baby are going!
Kisane xxx
