07/06/2026
I did lose weight after having my first baby, and people often assume that's the transformation I'm most proud of.
It's not.
The biggest change was learning that movement didn't need to be something I did to punish my body.
For years, I thought being healthy meant being more disciplined, more controlled and constantly trying to improve or change my body.
But that wasn't what led me to my happiest, most confident and healthiest self.
It was:
- choosing movement that I actually enjoyed.
- stopping trying to force routines that didn't fit my life.
- becoming much kinder to myself when things didn't go to plan.
- improving my relationship with food, exercise and my body.
My body did change along the way, but that wasn't the thing that made the biggest difference.
The biggest difference was feeling calmer, more in tune with my body and more like myself again.
I think so many mums are putting pressure on themselves to "get back" to where they were before kids, when what they're really craving is to feel good in themselves again.
That's why I teach movement the way I do.
Not as something to fix you, but as something that supports you.
If you're ready to take the first step, I have a FREE class that you can access via the link in the bio or DM me the word 'RECONNECT' and I'll send it over š