In this powerful update episode, we catch up with two much-loved solo mums: Lauren (Season 3, Ep 1) and Christina(Season 1, Ep 3).

Lauren shares her experience juggling parenting Daisy, co-sleeping, breastfeeding, and facing two surgeries—including a recent tumour diagnosis. She opens up about how she’s preparing Daisy (and herself) for their first ever nights apart, and her emotional reflections on planning baby number two through a fertility clinic with her original Facebook-recruited donor.

Christina brings a refreshingly honest account of trying for a second child after conceiving her first via IUI on the first go. This time? It’s been a whole different story—failed IUI cycles, IVF rounds, a lot of supplements, and even more emotion. She talks about grief, pressure, and the moment she realised her family might already be complete—and that’s okay.

n this powerful update episode, we reconnect with Nat—one of our most memorable guests from Season 1. Since we last heard from her, Nat has navigated unimaginable grief, pursued her dream of becoming a midwife, and made the brave decision to try for a third child. But her journey didn’t unfold the way anyone expected.

From failed embryo transfers to a surprise pregnancy, a near-death birth experience, and an emergency hysterectomy, Nat’s story is filled with resilience, raw honesty, and unfiltered strength. She also shares the joy of life with three little boys, how she made the logistics work on her own, and the unexpected lessons of becoming a solo mum all over again.

This episode is a powerful reminder of the emotional weight solo mums carry, the importance of planning for the unexpected—and the strength it takes to choose joy even when things don’t go to plan.

What happens after solo motherhood begins? In this powerful update episode, Jaime and Sally share their solo mum life now—parenting without a village, ADHD diagnoses, daycare decisions, donor sibling surprises, and navigating cancer. A raw and uplifting look at the reality of raising donor-conceived children while advocating for your health and happiness.