Erin - The Parents Hub

Running a business as a mum is one of the most stretching things I’ve ever done.

It’s purpose and pressure.
Freedom and guilt.
Big dreams and very small windows of time.

Some days I feel lit up and unstoppable.
Other days I wonder if I should just get a “normal job” and stop trying to make all the pieces fit.

No one really prepares you for how lonely it can feel — making decisions on your own, backing yourself, showing up online, putting yourself out there — while also trying to be present, calm and available at home.

I didn’t create Mums in Biz because I had it all figured out.
I created it because I knew too many women were trying to do this without support.

This is not about hustle culture.
It’s about having people in your corner.
It’s about visibility, connection, confidence and not second-guessing yourself alone at 10pm.

If you’re growing a business while raising kids — this space was built for you.
Comment ME or send me a DM and I’ll send you the info 💛

Me and the other women can't wait to meet you x

We were all babies back then… 2016.

And honestly, so much life happened in that one year.

I became a mum for the first time.
I was pregnant with my second.
I got engaged.
I started Mummy Mind Detox.
Matt began his firefighting career, which meant shift work almost immediately — the baby was just six months old.
Four days away.
Four days home.
And a few months in, I was navigating that rhythm while pregnant, tired, hormonal, and figuring out motherhood in real time.

It was hard. Quiet. Lonely at times.

But it was also the season where something really important happened.
I found a strength in myself I didn’t know existed — a strength that has carried me through the last ten years and will carry me well beyond.
I found purpose.
And most importantly, I stopped waiting for connection and started creating it — for myself and for others.

That’s where the heart of the Hub comes from.

From isolation.
From the deep craving to sit beside people who get it. From wanting a place where motherhood feels seen, shared, and a little less heavy.
Motherhood changed me.
It changes all of us.
And for me, it sparked something that changed everything.

❤️

#2016