Did something completely out of my comfort zone this week. On a London Mom Club Facebook page, a young woman asked if there were any women who would let their 'post partum' bodies be photographed. I think she may have been overwhelmed at the response. She has been working her ass off the last 2 weeks shooting so many grateful women for giving them photographs that show the beauty of the bodies that created their babies. These are just 2 of my pictures. I can't wait to see oth

Truth: I don't love my body everyday There are still many days where I look in the mirror and wonder if my belly squish is ever going to go away. I know I am not overweight by any means and I know there are people who look much different than I do and would trade for my body. I get that. That doesn't take away the fact that it occasionally still feels like a strangers body when I catch it in the mirror. I am not proud of the fact I still feel this way after having my last bab

What is wabi sabi mom? A wabi sabi mom does her best. Whether that means all organic, paleo, gluten free meals, or perhaps she lets her kid eat a timbit off the floor of the car that has been there for a week. It's loving seeing your kids dressed up, matching, like a cute little Gap ad; and also letting them wear whatever the fuck they want some mornings because you’re too tired to argue. It's realizing when you get into bed that you haven't given your partner a moment of att