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Hi, I'm Leanne, 


I’m the Maternal Wellness Mentor Mums turn to when they’re ready to feel truly heard, deeply supported, and powerfully validated.

By the time my second baby turned one, I was deep in postnatal depression and didn’t know it. I was still chasing the impossible standards I’d set with my first. I kept up appearances, the routines, the days out and the painted-on grin whilst hosting big birthday celebrations believing all this made me a good mum, but inside, I felt nothing but dread. I was exhausted, disconnected, and disappearing beneath the weight of expectations I didn’t even realise I’d created.


I hadn’t noticed the photos I wasn’t taking or moments I wasn’t emotionally present for. Life had become a checklist of survival. The breaking point came when I self-harmed, walked into A&E, and said, “I need help.”


That was the first time I was truly seen.


I began therapy and started to realise I couldn’t keep carrying everything alone. But I still smiled. Still hid how far gone I was even from my husband. I didn’t want to be the mum who wasn’t coping. I didn’t want to be the mum who wasn’t safe.

Looking back, I thought that was rock bottom. But it wasn’t. It was just the beginning of understanding how misaligned my life was. I couldn’t keep up the corporate life I was living. I was already struggling at work, and pretending only made it worse. I needed a different way for myself, and for my children.


So, I made a change and that’s when I found myself again in the water.


I opened a hydrotherapy centre, trained in baby swimming, and felt moments of purpose again. My kids could be with me at work. I was doing something that mattered. It wasn’t full recovery, but it reminded me I had choices, and that survival didn’t have to be the end of my story.


But I moved too fast. Somewhere in the whirlwind, my third baby arrived. I didn’t even realise I was pregnant with my fourth until I was 16 weeks along. I barely paused. I kept expanding, pushing, giving everything I had until there was nothing left.

At six months pregnant, malnourished and emotionally worn down, the business collapsed. The story made the papers. Each headline felt like another layer of shame. But what no one knew was that I had already made a plan to end my life.

I drove to a hill, not planning to return. But a stranger knocked on my window, asking if I was okay. That small interruption, that quiet moment of humanity, saved me.


I went to a police station and said, “I need help.” They arranged a psychiatric admission. It was the first time in years I felt safe. When I was discharged, I was given a wellness plan which I still refer to when I feel I’m unravelling.

And from there, I began again,

But this time, differently.


I didn’t bounce back.

I rebuilt slowly, intentionally.

I trained as an early year’s practitioner, then in baby wellness and trauma-informed care. I blended science with soul, evidence with experience. I began weaving together everything I’d learned not just about child development, but about what mums really need.


Because mums don’t need more pressure. They don’t need a perfect plan or another checklist.
They need someone who sees them.


Someone who’s walked through the darkness and come out the other side, not unscarred, but stronger for it.

That’s what I became. Not because I have all the answers, but because I know the questions. I’ve lived them. And now, I hold space for other mums as they find their way through, too.


Today, I work with mothers who’ve had a hard start. Whether that’s a difficult pregnancy, a traumatic birth, or a quiet unravelling like mine.


I help them reconnect with themselves, with their babies, and with the belief that they’re still allowed to grow, to heal, and to feel proud of the parent they’re becoming.


This isn’t about bouncing back.

It’s about rising in your own way, and in your own time.


Because you don’t have to carry it all alone.
And you were never meant to.


I’m here for you!!


With Love,
Leanne

What I Believe...

💛 You deserve to be heard. I don’t just listen, I truly hear you. The things you say out loud, and the things you don’t.


💛 Motherhood isn’t about perfection. There’s no one-size-fits-all way to do this. You’re already doing more than you give yourself credit for.


💛 Kindness starts with you. You pour so much into your family, when was the last time you gave yourself that same care?


💛 Honesty is healing. Let’s drop the “I’m fine” mask and have real, honest conversations. No guilt. No shame. Just truth.


💛 Connection is everything. With your baby, your family, yourself. Let’s nurture that.

Meet my family! 

My Why!! 


I love my work because I’ve been there. I know what it feels like to question yourself, to carry the invisible weight of motherhood, to wonder if anyone truly sees what you’re going through!


I don’t do this work because I’ve always had the answers.
I do it to hold space for the mothers still asking those same questions.


This is more than my work. It’s my calling. 💛

My Gift to you.. 

The Growing Families

Reflection Workbook

 This beautifully guided journal is designed for mothers who are welcoming a new baby while still holding space for their older children.


Through gentle prompts and mindful reflections, The Growing Family Reflection Workbookhelps you process your journey so far, deepen the bond with your new baby, and strengthen the connection with yourself and your growing family.


Whether you're preparing emotionally, reflecting on past experiences, or simply carving out time to breathe — this workbook is here to remind you that you are growing too.

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