This week on Can We Just Get a Minute, we’re starting our very own book club! 📖✨

This week we talk about the books that brought us together.... we’re chatting romance, spicy reads, guilty pleasures and all the books that have kept us up way past bedtime.

Grab your favourite book, pour yourself a drink and come join the book club! 💕📚

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This week, we’re joined by Lisa Fairbairn, who shares her personal story of raising her daughter with autism and global development delay and the realities that come with navigating life, education and support as a family.

Lisa opens up about the challenges parents face when the support their children need simply isn’t available or adequately funded, the constant advocacy that comes with parenting a neurodivergent child, and the emotional impact this can have on the whole family.

We also talk about why awareness matters, what needs to change, and how we can better support neurodivergent children and their families.

Lisa is turning her own experience into action through An Evening for Every Mind, a fundraising event raising money to provide much-needed educational and wellbeing support for neurodiverse children.

https://events.humanitix.com/an-evening-for-every-mind

This is an honest, important and incredibly moving conversation about autism, motherhood, advocacy and fighting for the support our kids deserve. ❤️

Everyone talks about the pregnancy, the birth and the excitement of bringing your baby home… but what about what happens to Mum afterwards?

In this episode of Can We Just Get a Minute, we’re having a raw and honest conversation about the fourth trimester and the parts of motherhood that don’t always get talked about.

We chat about postpartum anxiety, depression, the pressure to feel happy, identity changes, overwhelm, the reality of struggling when everyone expects you to be “fine.”

We share our own experiences, the moments that caught us off guard, and the things we wish someone had told us before becoming mums.