
Motherhood and the work we do – the unpaid, paid and the internal work too. Weekly essays sharing personal stories, research and hopeful ideas.
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Natalie is a freelance writer and digital communicator based in a small town in Norther...
I was in the shower the other night, calling out for my daughter to get ready for her turn, reflecting on how the day had played out – when a thought crossed my mind that went something like… “I don’t really know why Emma Grede copped so mu...
When I reflect on my years since becoming a mother and think of what has been hard, my mind creates the following buckets: a) the intense moments in mothering that felt (feel) spiky but not extended, and b) the low-level background buzz of...
Yep, you guessed it – flexibility! It always comes up. Flexible hours. Flexible location. Flexible role...
On the cooler weather, common threads in How Mothers Work, questioning my PhD research and a couple of personal reflections too.
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The writers behind this newsletter.
I write about motherhood and the work we do – unpaid, paid and the internal work too. 30-something mother to a toddler. Writer, PhD researcher, business builder. Currently based in Sydney, Australia.
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Black coffee, neat whiskey, trying to finish my novel at 5am before my toddler wakes up.
Wish I was a trophy wife, but I married a pastor. Editor + columnist at SPECTRUM Magazine. Author of Out Loud on Substack. Catch me talking motherhood and Christian culture. Media inquiries: [email protected].
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Raising twins while rethinking ambition, identity and the meaning we make out of motherhood's ordinary moments.
Reading, writing and sharing things that tickle my interest.
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Writing about motherhood, culture, and identity. Reflecting on the expectations that come along with it.
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