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Mummas Circle Mummas Circle is a warm, inclusive community created to support, uplift, and connect mums . When I became a mum 17 years ago, I didn’t have a support network.
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We offer welcoming mums groups, beautiful events, and a safe space to find your village, share real conversations, and feel truly seen and supported. I’m Rashelle Leahy, first and foremost a proud mum to three gorgeous girls who keep me grounded, inspired, and always on my toes. Motherhood has been my greatest teacher, shaping not only who I am but how I show up in the world. That experience lit a fire in me. I learned firsthand how deeply mothers need connection, community, and a safe space to just be. It’s why I’m so passionate about creating places where mums can find their village with real support, real conversations, and a community that helps them not only survive but truly thrive. Supporting mums has become one of the greatest joys of my life. Whether it’s through group sessions, events, workshops, or simply holding space for honest conversations, I love helping women feel seen, understood, and part of something bigger. Watching mums arrive unsure and leave feeling lighter, more confident, and more connected is a privilege I never take for granted. Life has taken me all over, including living in Melbourne and Dubai, and those experiences have shaped my love for diversity, connection, and seeing the world from a wider, more global perspective. I love connecting with women in all stages of life and meeting new people every day. I’m obsessed with travel, holistic health and wellness, personal and professional development, and my two cheeky sausage dogs who think they run the place. And at any event, social or professional, you’ll probably find me holding someone’s baby. It’s my happy place.

Self-care isn’t selfish. It’s for your kids. 🤍If you’re the mum who finds it hard to see the value in meeting your own n...
27/10/2026

Self-care isn’t selfish. It’s for your kids. 🤍

If you’re the mum who finds it hard to see the value in meeting your own needs… the one who thinks “No, I’m a mum, I need to be doing everything for my kids”… this one’s for you.

Our guest put it so beautifully. If looking after yourself feels like too much to justify, think of it as in service of your kids. Because both are true.

A rested, supported, filled-up mum shows up differently. And our little ones learn what care looks like by watching us.

So this is your gentle permission to take the walk, book the appointment, sit down with a hot coffee, or ask for help. You’re not taking anything away from them. You’re giving them more of you.

🎧 Listen to the full episode of Inside Mummas Circle. Link in bio.

Tell me below: what’s one small thing you’d do for yourself this week? 👇

Thinking about joining a mums group, but not sure it’s for you?Here’s what to know before your first circle. Nobody expe...
24/10/2026

Thinking about joining a mums group, but not sure it’s for you?

Here’s what to know before your first circle. Nobody expects you to have it all together, and your baby is welcome to cry the whole time.

Our Chermside mini term is the easiest way to try it: four Thursdays from 5 November, a small group of local mums, and $130 for all four weeks.

Spots are limited. Book through the link in bio, and send this to a mum friend who might need it too.

We talk a lot about skin-to-skin straight after birth, but did you know it keeps working its magic for weeks and months ...
24/10/2026

We talk a lot about skin-to-skin straight after birth, but did you know it keeps working its magic for weeks and months after? 🤱

For baby, it helps steady their temperature, heart rate and breathing, and switches on the instincts that make feeding easier. For you, it releases oxytocin, which helps your milk flow and can ease stress and anxiety.

Feeling frazzled this arvo? This might be your sign to strip baby down to a nappy, pop a soft blanket over you both and lean back for a snuggle. 💛

Who’s having skin-to-skin time today? Tell us below 👇

📖 Info from the Australian Breastfeeding Association: breastfeeding.asn.au/resources/skin-skin-contact
General information only, not personal advice.

Australian Breastfeeding Assn

22/10/2026

“It’s better for you to calm yourself down so you can calm their storm.” 💛

Your limits are human, and they don’t mean you’re failing. On the podcast, perinatal psychologist Jess Carroll explains why it’s okay to pop your baby down somewhere safe and step out for a few deep breaths. Crying doesn’t mean they’re dying. They’re communicating. And taking a minute for yourself means you can come back and help them settle quicker.

If your emotions feel bigger since having a baby, Jess is running a FREE live masterclass called Mother in the Mess: How to Lose Your Sh*t a Bit Less in Postpartum.

🗓 Sunday 1 November, 8.30–10am AEST
💻 Live on Zoom, and bubs are welcome
👶 For mums of babies 0–2
🎁 Live attendees get a free Postpartum Emotional First Aid Kit

Register via the link Jess's bio, and listen to the full episode on Inside Mummas Circle through the link in our bio. 🎧

21/10/2026

Come for a little sneak peek with me 🌸

This is the beautiful space where we'll be hosting Nourish & Nurture, a morning that's just for you, Mumma.

We'll slow down, breathe and move together. Then Courtney from Nourished Psychology will take us through a self-care and meditation session, surrounded by women who just get it 🤍

You give so much of yourself every day. This is your chance to fill your own cup.

📅 Sunday 15 November
⏰ 10am – 1pm
📍 Total Fusion Chermside

Early bird pricing ends tonight at 730pm. Tap the link in bio to book yours ✨

They mean well. They really do.But when you’re running on two hours’ sleep, still in yesterday’s trackies, and you haven...
19/10/2026

They mean well. They really do.

But when you’re running on two hours’ sleep, still in yesterday’s trackies, and you haven’t sat down with a hot coffee in weeks, “treasure this time” can land like one more thing you’re getting wrong.

So here’s the flip side: the things I’d say instead. 🤍

Because what most mums need isn’t a reminder that it goes fast. It’s someone asking how they are. Someone offering to hold the baby. Someone saying “this is hard, and you’re doing a really good job.”

Swipe through, then tell me in the comments: what’s one thing someone said that actually helped? Or one you’d add to the “never say” list? 👇

And send this to a mum who needs to hear it today.

You don’t have to do this alone.

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