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Q&A: Don't Call Me Mommy
28 Oct
Don’t Call Me Mommy is a content creation duo, Haely White and Samantha Gutstadt, who create comedy about mom life. It’s therapeutic, they swear. Combining their seasoned backgrounds in advertising, sketch comedy, video production and social mediaLeave a comment -
What is PCOS?
11 Oct
Kayla is a customer of ours and is also living with PCOS. She is the creator and founder of The PCOS Bible, a community she developed to help her navigate her symptoms and connect with fellow PCOS sufferers. Empowering others to understand their bodies better and take back control of their hormones. We asked a few FAQ's to get some answers on PCOS. -
Facebook approves Modibodi’s The New Way To Period
02 Oct
We did it! The ban has been overturned!
Further to our conversations earlier this week about Facebook banning our campaign video THE NEW WAY TO PERIOD we wanted to share a very exciting and progressive update. -
Facebook Ban Our Advert Due To The Depiction Of Blood
30 Sep
On 16th September we launched our new campaign with our 60 second film titled “The New Way To Period”, which aims to demonstrate that there is an alternative way to manage periods, as opposed to the habitual using of disposables that are clogging our oceans and taking over 500 years to break down in landfill. -
The New Way To Period
25 Sep
We are so excited to share our new campaign - The New Way to Period. We decided to make this film to show womxn that periods are normal and that they now have better, more sustainable options than eco-damaging reusables. Historically, womxn have been taught to feel uncomfortable, unnatural and gross about their periods, and this film inspires us to break down those barriers and empower women to feel however they want to feel, because there is a new way to period with Modibodi.
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Incontinence | The Run Down
24 Aug
Incontinence is a term used to describe an involuntary or accidental loss of urine, to those who experience it – it's a lot more complicated and fraught with emotion. At Modibodi we are constantly striving to open up the conversation and taboo of incontinence, so people don’t have to suffer in silence. It's more common than you think! -
Living With Endo
14 Aug
Endometriosis is an often painful disorder in which tissue like the tissue that normally lines the inside of your uterus — the endometrium — grows outside your uterus. Surprisingly, it’s not uncommon. When it comes to our periods and our bodies in general, there’s real value in sharing personal experiences – which is why we reached out to Georgia, one of our customers, to hear about her personal journey with Endo. -
Common Health Questions - Answered, With Dr Natasha!
06 Aug
It’s important to remember that each individual’s health is so unique, and therefore we should all remember to muster the effort – or courage – to get those check ups we’ve been meaning to have, even if you think Google’s got you covered. We spoke to Dr Natasha Andreadis, an expert in the field, to provide us with the facts when it comes to some of our most common and burning health questions. -
Plastic Free Brands To Help You Reduce Your Plastic Consumption
17 Jul
The Modibodi office is proud to be participating in #PlasticFreeJuly, a global challenge to reduce personal consumption of single-use plastic. The thought of going plastic free for an entire month can seem a bit daunting and maybe you think it might be impossible. However Plastic Free July isn’t about being perfect. It is about reducing plastic in a way that works for your lifestyle, whilst challenging yourself. Below are some brands we are proud to promote in order to help you live more sustainably this month, and beyond!
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Q&A With Jacci; A Queer, Non-Binary, Veteran, Autistic, Comedian and Anthropologist
30 Jun
Have you ever met a queer, non-binary, autistic, veteran, comedian and anthropologist? Jacci ticks all those boxes, but they won't let you put them in a box! Did those pronouns confuse you just then? Then keep reading because to celebrate PRIDE month this year Jacci is here to help you understand why ‘they’ choose to use the pronouns they/their/them.
