The Motherhood Space By Gabrielle Nancarrow

A Companion Through the Beautiful Chaos of Life as a Modern Mother.

The Motherhood Space will carry you through the beautiful chaos of modern motherhood, offering advice, imparting wisdom, and sharing intimate stories to help you feel seen during the intense highs and lows of this season of your life.

In this beautiful book, doula and mother of three Gabrielle Nancarrow shares her own motherhood journey alongside interviews and personal reflections from mothers around the world, who graciously share deeply honest and tender stories about the times that made them laugh, cry and fall to their knees.

The Motherhood Space is a book that you will refer to time and time again as you pass through each phase in your parenting journey and look for guidance. Whether you are experiencing identity and relationship shifts, isolation, sleep deprivation, feeding challenges or planning your return to work, the stories within this book will walk with you through each milestone and help you see that you are not alone. The Motherhood Space is a gentle companion for all mothers in a world where community and support is not all that easy to find.

The Motherhood Space is the perfect follow-up for readers of Gabrielle's first book, The Birth Space.

About the Author

Gabrielle Nancarrow is a mother of two, a birth doula and the founder of Gather—a space for women in Melbourne, Australia. The experience of birthing and mothering her two daughters has changed the direction of Gabrielle’s life and career. When she became pregnant with her first baby in 2013, she was living in New York and leading the editorial team at Victoria’s Secret PINK. She hired a doula at 35 weeks’ pregnant and decided the minute her daughter was born that she too wanted to provide that same level of support and care to others.

Gabrielle is an advocate for women's and reproductive rights and wants every birthing person to feel empowered, safe, supported and in control of their pregnancy, birth and postpartum experience.

Hardback.

ISBN: 9781743798546