Lucie Kasna
For the love of mum
I’m bringing you real, unscripted stories of women who have gone through matrescence, the physical, emotional, hormonal, social and spiritual transition to becoming a mother, what it meant for them, their learnings, the fun, the whole lot. “It’s peachy,” they say. And when it’s not, we automatically feel broken.” So let’s bite that peach. This brokenness, this shock, is both a rite of passage and a sign of a severely let down number of parents who enter this arena with no encouragement to trust their instincts, to trust the process, to surrender.
Lucie Kasna
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