The London Mother

The London Mother For modern mothers. And the women they still are. As seen on BBC London, Channel 4 and Sky News.

The London Mother is a digital magazine full of things for families to do, see and eat in London. If it’s happening in London and it’s related to parents, families and/or children, we’re talking about it. With child-friendly event and restaurant reviews and news on what’s happening in London for families, The London Mother is everything you need to get the most out of living, working and raising a

family in London. The London Mother is based in London, England with contributors and readers from all over the world.

Propaganda we'll keep choosing: slow mornings, less clutter, small joys. Parenting feels lighter when you focus on enoug...
08/10/2025

Propaganda we'll keep choosing: slow mornings, less clutter, small joys. Parenting feels lighter when you focus on enough, not more.

We spend so much time investing in everyone else. This is your reminder to invest in yourself too. Start small, stay con...
28/09/2025

We spend so much time investing in everyone else. This is your reminder to invest in yourself too. Start small, stay consistent. Which one are you focusing on this month?

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How to live a softer life.Not through more, but through less; fewer distractions, gentler rituals, and intentional choic...
25/09/2025

How to live a softer life.
Not through more, but through less; fewer distractions, gentler rituals, and intentional choices.

Explore our edit of calming gifts and everyday rituals at shop.thelondonmother.net.
















Finding balance in motherhood isn’t about doing more. It’s about noticing the small shifts that make life feel calmer. S...
23/09/2025

Finding balance in motherhood isn’t about doing more. It’s about noticing the small shifts that make life feel calmer. Save this as a reminder for days when the overwhelm creeps in, and share with a friend who might need it too.

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Slow days don’t happen by accident. They come from small choices you make again and again. Our free guide shows you how ...
21/09/2025

Slow days don’t happen by accident. They come from small choices you make again and again. Our free guide shows you how to build simple resets into your day so you feel less rushed and more yourself. Link in bio.

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Evenings don’t need a full overhaul. Just a few small rituals - a robe, tea, candle, journal - to remind your body it’s ...
18/09/2025

Evenings don’t need a full overhaul. Just a few small rituals - a robe, tea, candle, journal - to remind your body it’s time to rest. If your evenings feel heavy, start with five minutes. Our guide - Simply Being: Mum’s Guide to Calm - is free, and it gives you gentle practices that fit even the busiest days.

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Brain fog makes you forget why you walked into a room. It slows you down, scatters your thoughts, and makes the simplest...
16/09/2025

Brain fog makes you forget why you walked into a room. It slows you down, scatters your thoughts, and makes the simplest tasks feel heavy.

It’s not failure. It’s your brain asking for rest.

These small shifts can help clear the haze:
�• Be kind to yourself�• Create simple routines�• Take real breaks�• Use reminders instead of memory

For more gentle ways to reset a tired mind, download your free guide via link in bio.

Calm doesn’t always come from special rituals. It can be found inside ordinary tasks. When you wash dishes or fold laun...
14/09/2025

Calm doesn’t always come from special rituals. It can be found inside ordinary tasks.

When you wash dishes or fold laundry, focus on the rhythm. Slow down. Breathe with the movement.

These everyday moments can restore you. Calm isn’t separate from life - it’s woven into it.

✨ For more gentle practices, explore the free guides at the link in bio. �

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Evenings can feel like the hardest part of parenting - dinner, clean up, bedtime routines all at once. But a few small c...
11/09/2025

Evenings can feel like the hardest part of parenting - dinner, clean up, bedtime routines all at once. But a few small changes can bring calm.

After dinner, dim the lights. Play soft music. Light a candle. It shifts the energy, telling everyone that the day is closing.

This doesn’t need to be perfect. One small cue is enough to change the mood. It helps kids wind down, and it helps you too.

✨ For more calming resets, explore the free guides at the link in bio.
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📚 Caption: Back to school. AgainYou got them there. Again.And maybe this time, you take a moment to breathe before the n...
09/09/2025

📚 Caption: Back to school. Again

You got them there. Again.
And maybe this time, you take a moment to breathe before the next thing.




Parenting often feels like a rush. Meals, homework, bedtime; it can leave little space for presence. The truth is, you d...
09/09/2025

Parenting often feels like a rush. Meals, homework, bedtime; it can leave little space for presence.

The truth is, you don’t need hours to connect with your children. Small, intentional pauses matter more than perfect plans.

Try this: place your phone in another room for 10 minutes. Sit with your child, ask a simple question, and just listen. No multitasking, no rushing. Watch how this short practice shifts the energy.

Staying present doesn’t mean doing more, it means being here, in the now. Even 10 minutes can feel grounding.

Every parent deserves these moments, and every child treasures them.

✨ Want more mindful resets you can start today? Download a free guide at the link in bio.

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About THE LONDON MOTHER MAGAZINE

THE LONDON MOTHER is a digital magazine dedicated to finding the best things for families to do, see and eat in London.

If it’s happening in London and it’s related to parents, families and/or children, we’re talking about it.

We know that parents have interests outside of their children so we have a team of writers producing thoughtful and insightful articles on travel, shopping, work and money, health and beauty, toys and books and much, much more.

The London Mother is based in London, England with contributors and readers from all over the world.