Not everyone is like me. Not everyone knows that they want to be a mum. It’s okay to think you don’t want children and then change your mind.

How would you feel if you did change your mind, knowing that you can’t have children?

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On this episode, I’m joined by Juliet Owen-Nuttall who thought motherhood wasn’t for her. It wasn’t until the doctors told her she couldn’t that she started to realise that maybe she did want to be a mum.

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A bit about Juliet

Juliet Owen-Nuttall, former firefighter turned fertility well-being practitioner, is the co-founder of “the noninvasive method, helping women feel fabulous fertile over 40”

She is a trained Shiatsu & NLP practitioner and creates a protocol based on the person’s fertility personality. Working predominately with people pleasers who override their intuition, where there is a deep connection between their behaviours and hormonal imbalances.

Juliet uses a combination of healing techniques and DBT for emotional regulation that can track hidden subconscious beliefs in the brain that can prevent women from conceiving.

Juliet is writing a book about her journey from being told she would never have children at 41 to getting pregnant naturally at 44. It includes what steps she took and that infertility is not just physical it's a mind, body soul issue.

Connect with Juliet

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thenoninvasivemethod

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No one can tell you what motherhood is going to be like. They will tell you about their experience and so what to expect. However, whatever you expect will probably be different from the reality you end up living.

Instead, have no expectations. Just know that life will be very different and be ready to deal with whatever comes your way.

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On this episode, I’m joined by Erin Buck whose experience of motherhood has left her clinging on and she is not ready to let go, yet.

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A bit about Erin

She is a virtual assistant who helps freelancers run their businesses by doing tasks that weigh them down and take them away from the work they are good at and enjoy.

What surprised her about being a mum was that it didn't come naturally. She had wanted children for so long that when she had them, her depression got in the way, and she struggled. She had believed she would feel connected the minute she touched her child.

Here are a few ways she can tell you she's a mum without telling you she's a mum:

1) living on kids leftover food because you are hungry and tired.

2) walking into the bathroom to find a pile of clothes NEXT to the washing basket and most of the bath water on the floor and not in the bath.

3) Going for a biscuit and the empty packet is still there but no biscuit.

4) Not seeing a shower or washing your hair in a week because of a newborn.

5) Being able to strip down a kid and redress them in record time because you are going to miss the bus if you don't.

The best thing about being a mum is watching her boys laughing and smiling at her.

Connect with Erin

Website: https://www.bizzybeebolly.com/

Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/bizzybeebolly/

LinkedIn:⁠ https://www.linkedin.com/in/bizzybeebolly

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Becoming a mum isn’t your cue to give up on yourself as an individual. It’s your opportunity to use your uniqueness to raise your child the best way you can.

After all, we’re all unique, which includes our babies, and the only one who actually knows how to raise your baby is you.

You don’t have to lose your individuality.

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On this episode, I am joined by the hilarious Angie Belcher whose experience of mothering happened later in life and she’s very much enjoying giving her son the silliest and most fun childhood she can.

A bit about Angie

Angie Belcher is a comedy pioneer, whose career has evolved from stand up, acting and performing to award-winning work as a coach and trainer, teaching comedy to CEO’s and staff at major organisations and delivering ground-breaking workshops through the NHS.

A proud graduate of The Institute for the Development of Human Potential, she holds a post-graduate diploma in Humanistic Psychology for Leadership, Facilitation and Coaching. Angie is course leader for stand -up comedy on Circomedia’s BA course in Contemporary Performing Arts, Writer in Residence for First Story, Associate Lecturer in Comedy Writing at the University of Worcester and Comedian in Academic Residence at the University of Bristol.

The Hague awarded her World Comedian of Emancipation 2022 and in 2024 she was awarded a Gold HSJ Award for best mental health partnership with the NHS, for her work providing therapeutic comedy courses.

Connect with Angie

Website: https://angiebelcher.wordpress.com/

Aftermirth: http://www.aftermirthcomedy.co.uk

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/angiebelcher1

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