Home >About Us About Us The Mum Club launched in 2016 with events for Mums. Now, The Mum Club is one of the UK’s leading Online Publication & Events Company for women who happen to have children. Our focus is the mum, you. Whilst you look after your babies and families we look after you. Online we are building a wealth of editorial information from Fashion and beauty to culture and opinion. Our events are designed with the mums needs first. Great coffee, great food, great locations with an onsite extra pair of hands to help with your little ones. Your babies need very little to be entertained, these events are for you. The Mum Club is re-building the villages our generation has lost, and doing it with a happy mum = happy family ethos. Join the Club today. Contributing to The Mum ClubThe Mum Club are always on the lookout for talented writers and expert contributors. If you would like to inquire about contributing to any of our pages across Fashion, Beauty, Lifestyle, Health & Fitness, Travel, Careers or Food, please contact hello@themumclubddev.wpengine.com If you would like to advertise on our page please contact us on hello@themumclubddev.wpengine.com Latest Stories When you seriously can’t be arsed, these recipes take no time at all. Healthy, tasty and, best of all – easy! All products on this page have been selected by our editorial team, however, we may make a commission on some products. We love our children, but being a parent is annoying sometimes—especially when we’ve only slept for three hours. Upping their 5-a-day intake without a fight. From wondering why each month you’re putting a sweetie up your bum. (*FYI, we’re not). To asking where your willy is? And if they can see your poo?! **The toilet… We used to think we were pretty chill; then we had a baby. The Mum rage is real people, and we can’t blame it all on postpartum hormones… (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});
All products on this page have been selected by our editorial team, however, we may make a commission on some products.
We love our children, but being a parent is annoying sometimes—especially when we’ve only slept for three hours.
From wondering why each month you’re putting a sweetie up your bum. (*FYI, we’re not). To asking where your willy is? And if they can see your poo?! **The toilet…
We used to think we were pretty chill; then we had a baby. The Mum rage is real people, and we can’t blame it all on postpartum hormones…