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Megan Rossiter from Birth-ed has carved out a corner of the internet to speak openly and unashamedly about the realities of childbirth. Sharing her wealth of information, tools and tips she empowers women to take control of their experiences, supports them to feel confident and unafraid and celebrates women and birthing people of all kinds. Through this inclusive and safe space, she shines a light on the beauty of birth and female power that has been censored by mainstream media for so long.
Stephanie Stokes launched the Mother of Sons Blog over a year and a half ago after suffering from anxiety and depression. Writing was very therapeutic for her recovery and she has since built up a successful business along side in content creation, advertising and influencing. Stephanie has collaborated with Hunter Official, Matalan, GeorgeAtAsda, MamaMia, BabyBorn, Cosatto, Izabel London, Pink Clove, Fantasy Lingerie,Dresslily, HM and many others including small businesses. She is affiliated with Boohoo, Very, Little-woods, Miss Selfridge and many others.
Tanya Maher is a leading pioneer in the world of ultra-nutritious and energising plant-based foods for the whole family. Born in Russia, raised in New Zealand and now raising her own family in London, Tanya has been hailed as one of the most recognised experts in the world of gourmet raw food by the likes of Vogue, Daily Mail and Women’s Health. In 2020 she wrote and launched Nurtured – a series of recipe e-books for kids, which just happen to be healthful, refined sugar free, gluten free and plant-based.
