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All your questions about period underwear answered
06 Jan
Swimming on your period can be one of those challenges, so we created swimwear so you don't have to miss out! We're answering all your FAQ's about period swimwear! How does it absorb? How much can it absorb? Can people tell you're wearing period swimwear?Leave a comment -
International Day of Persons with Disabilities
03 Dec
International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPwD) is held on 3 December each year. It is a United Nations observed day celebrated internationally which aims increase public awareness, understanding and acceptance of people with disabilities and celebrate their achievements and contributions. -
Don’t suffer in silence: 3 period conditions every woman should know about
19 Nov
Your response to our last story on period conditions was, well, overwhelming. So, we asked a doctor to share some more conditions which women often struggle with...in silence. Check out Dr Bella Todd MBBS FRACGP’s info and advice below on dysmenorrhea, amenorrhea and fibroids...As always, remember to get your regular check-ups, and always speak up if something doesn’t feel right. -
Are period blood clots normal – and why do they happen?
19 Nov
While some people often experience small blood clots throughout their period, for others the first time one appears can prompt a bit of panic…fair enough. But they’re actually pretty common, usually normal and can just be wiped away, flushed…and forgotten about. We’ve got the flowdown on what causes them, what’s normal, and when to see a doctor. -
Modibodi mums share their tips for caring for new Mums
17 Nov
We asked the mums at Modibodi for their go-to ideas for really helping new mums in the postpartum period. Forget another pile of plastic toys for baby, we’re talking about little ideas that will make a real difference in a new mum’s day (like taking baby’s big brother or sister out to play!)
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Ash London talks post birth bleeding and night sweats
17 Nov
"I had no idea what to expect when it came to a LOT of the weird postpartum bodily fluids that I ended up dealing with." Ash London on expectations vs reality of her birthing experience. -
Taking action on climate change
01 Nov
Everybody’s talking about COP26 right now, but it’s not clear to everyone what it’s all about, why it matters, and how we can get involved. We're taking it back to basics... -
Modibodi partners with Gen M to talk menopause
06 Oct
So much more than hot flushes, there are actually 48 symptoms of menopause, and everybody experiences them (or some of them) differently. But most people, including those in the middle of menopause, don’t even realise some of the challenges they’re facing are menopause related…and that’s because we don’t talk about it. Or not nearly enough. -
My postpartum journey was joy, love...and bodily fluids
20 Sep
Co-host of popular Beyond the Bump podcast, Sophie Pearce says the four words to describe her postpartum journey would be: joy, love and bodily fluids. Post-partum is like the Alanis Morrisette song “Ironic”. It’s the greatest joy paired with soul crushing exhaustion, it’s excruciatingly long nights but be careful because if you blink, you’ll miss it. It’s feeling isolated and alone while also being completely touched out and never having a second to yourself. It’s the greatest blur I have ever experienced! -
My postpartum journey in four words? Magic, love, illness and loss.
20 Sep
(TW: infant loss) My postpartum journey in four words? Magic, love, illness and loss. I had a different experience after each of my three births. After my first birth I didn’t have a postpartum journey, my son was terminally ill and I sat by his bed every day until my body was so exhausted I couldn’t take any more. When he died at the age of eight days, both I and the rest of the world no longer thought about my postpartum. There simply wasn’t one.
