It’s easy to feel out of touch with your body when you’re a new mum – you’ll experience a lot of physical changes during pregnancy and childbirth! But understanding what to expect from your period can help you to feel more prepared for the journey ahead!
72% of boys have never been taught anything about the menstrual cycle. We think it’s high time that they are taught about periods alongside girls.
We’ve partnered up with Mummy MOT – a network of physiotherapists who provide post-natal assessments and recovery sessions for mums.
You might have heard about ecobricks recently (everybody seems to be ecobricking!), but what are they, and why are they important?
We were lucky enough to have an intern, George, for a week. We tested his knowledge on periods and helped fill him in on some knowledge gaps!
Since our beginnings in 1989, we’ve chosen not to follow the crowd. This has led to a whole host of first times. Here are our highlights from over the years.
Did you know that Polycystic Ovary Syndrome will affect around 1 in 12 people? We spoke to lifestyle and travel blogger, Georgia Caney, about her personal experience with PCOS.
It’s time to delve even deeper this Plastic Free July and become a plastic pollution activist! Our friends at 5 Gyres share their guide in becoming a plastic pollution activist:
Taboos have existed in every culture throughout history, but when a taboo is formed over incontinence or having a period, there is no excuse.
Period products should be given out free-of-charge in school and they should be plastic-free too. We owe this to our children and the planet.
