Anne Lora Scagliusi
Senior Digital Writer at Mother & Baby
Articles
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1 month ago |
motherandbaby.com | Anne Lora Scagliusi
When you’re running on little sleep, managing toddler meltdowns, work deadlines, and endless laundry, thinking about nutrition can feel like just one more thing. But what your child eats in those early years doesn’t just fuel their growth, it helps shape their mood, brain development, and long-term relationship with food. And yet, the odds are stacked against many families.
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1 month ago |
motherandbaby.com | Anne Lora Scagliusi
Everyone loves celebrating the miracle baby, but how often do we stop to think about what the NICU mum has been through? Social media’s filled with those sweet photos – tiny fingers holding bigger ones, first cuddles, milestone moments – but the story behind those pictures rarely gets shared. The sleepless nights. The constant worry. The emotional weight.
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1 month ago |
motherandbaby.com | Anne Lora Scagliusi
Daisy Woods is a mum of two who has created a space where honesty reigns and motherhood is shared in its rawest, most unfiltered form. As the voice behind the 'Muddle Through Mummy' account, Daisy has connected with more than half a million of followers and amassed almost 65 million likes on TikTok to date. Her content is a breath of fresh air in the polished, picture-perfect world of social media; it’s a place where messy hair, unmade beds, and the chaos of mum life are celebrated.
Dani Dyer on parenting in the digital world: “I stopped comparing and started trusting my instincts”
2 months ago |
motherandbaby.com | Anne Lora Scagliusi
In a world where we’re constantly scrolling through advice, parenting tips, and picture-perfect depictions of motherhood, it can be easy to lose sight of what truly matters: trusting ourselves. Dani Dyer, like many of us, found herself overwhelmed by the noise of the digital age. But through her journey of raising three little ones, she’s learned the power of tuning out the online chatter and listening to her instincts.
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2 months ago |
motherandbaby.com | Anne Lora Scagliusi
If you’ve found yourself snapping over the smallest things, feeling intense waves of anger, or experiencing sudden outbursts of frustration that leave you feeling guilty afterward, you're not alone. You may be experiencing postpartum rage, also known as mum rage or postnatal anger. I didn’t know it existed until I was deep in it, Googling “Do I have postpartum rage?” after yet another meltdown that left me feeling ashamed.
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