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Helping women and couples move beyond confusion and the fear of ‘not doing enough’ so they can boost their chances of conceiving naturally.

11/02/2026

Fertility nutrition isn’t about perfection.
It’s about consistency, adequacy, and strategy.

You don’t need to cut carbs.
You don’t need to fear fats.
You don’t need to skip meals.

Your hormones thrive on:

• Protein at every meal - Bonus points for plant proteins
• Quality carbohydrates for stable blood sugar & energy
• Healthy fats to support hormone production
• Enough food to feel safe and nourished

Chronic restriction, under-eating, and extreme dieting can increase stress hormones and disrupt ovulation.

Chronic restriction, under-eating, and extreme dieting can increase stress hormones, disrupt ovulation, and impact cycle regularity.

Whether you’re trying to conceive or simply wanting to regulate your cycle and support hormone balance, nourishment matters.

If you feel overwhelmed about what to eat, you don’t have to figure it out alone.

DM me “coaching” and let’s build a strategy that supports your hormones and long-term fertility 🤍

Save this for later and share with someone who needs to hear it.

09/02/2026

If you feel constantly exhausted, you’re not broken - your body is asking for support.

When you’re trying to conceive, constant fatigue is often one of the earliest signs that your body doesn’t feel adequately fuelled or resourced for reproduction.

Under-eating (even unintentionally) doesn’t just reduce energy, it also lowers nutrient availability. This commonly impacts iron, B-vitamins, magnesium and other key nutrients needed for ovulation, hormone production and cycle regularity.

Add ongoing stress and limited recovery, and the body shifts into conservation mode.
Reproductive hormones are down-regulated, ovulation can become irregular or delayed, and fatigue becomes persistent.

Fertility isn’t supported by eating less or pushing harder.
It’s supported when energy intake, nutrient status and stress are aligned.

If you’re trying to conceive and feeling constantly exhausted, this is something worth addressing early.

💌 DM me “coaching” to learn how we can support your fertility through food-first, evidence-based nutrition.

Save this for later or share with someone TTC 🤍

04/02/2026

The #1 nutrient deficiency I see in women trying to conceive?

Iron.

Iron can be a tricky little mineral to keep in a good place, even in women who eat “well”.

And it matters long before pregnancy begins.

During pregnancy, your iron requirements almost double, so heading into conception with strong iron stores is key.

Low iron has been associated with:
• reduced ovulation
• poorer egg quality
• implantation challenges
• increased risk of pregnancy loss

Iron plays a critical role in oxygen delivery, hormone production, and supporting a healthy menstrual cycle - all foundations for fertility and early pregnancy.

👉 What I see clinically?
Many women are under-fuelled, avoiding iron-rich foods, or relying on supplements without checking their levels first.

💡 Focus on:
• iron-rich foods (red meat, eggs, lentils, leafy greens)
• pairing plant sources with vitamin C to boost absorption
• regular, balanced meals to support overall intake
• checking your iron status before supplementing because more isn’t always better

If you’re trying to conceive and want to optimise your nutrition the right way, with support that prioritises nourishment (not restriction):

💬 DM me “coaching” to learn how we can work together.

Save this, share it with someone TTC, and remember, fertility nutrition is about building reserves, not just “eating healthy”.

28/01/2026

Postpartum breakfast does not need to be complicated, but it does need to be nourishing.

These breakfast ideas are designed to support recovery, steady energy and milk production, while also providing protein, fibre and healthy fats to support blood sugar balance, digestion and satiety.

Most of these options can be made in bulk or meal prepped ahead of time, which can be especially helpful during the postpartum season when decision making and energy can feel limited.

There is no single right way to eat postpartum. The goal is nourishment, consistency and meals that support your body through recovery and feeding.

Save this post for inspiration or share it with someone navigating the postpartum season and comment your favourite recipe below 🩷

27/01/2026

If you’re stuck in a loop of Googling “what to eat for fertility”, you’re not doing anything wrong.

You’re just missing personalisation.

Fertility nutrition isn’t one-size-fits-all.
What your body needs depends on your hormones, cycle, health history, lifestyle, and goals, not the latest “superfood” trend.

This is exactly what I support clients with inside 1:1 fertility nutrition coaching:
✨ clear, evidence-based guidance
✨ a plan that actually fits your real life
✨ confidence in what you’re eating day to day

No guesswork. No overwhelm. Just clarity and support.

If you’re ready to stop second-guessing and start nourishing your fertility,
DM me “coaching” and we’ll chat about how we can work together 💗

26/01/2026

There’s no single “fertility diet”, but certain dietary patterns are consistently linked with better reproductive health outcomes.

Patterns like the Mediterranean-style and plant-based way of eating focus on:
✨ whole, minimally processed foods
✨ healthy fats (especially omega-3s)
✨ antioxidant- and polyphenol-rich plants
✨ less reliance on ultra-processed and red meats

Plant-forward and Mediterranean-style eating patterns have been linked with:
• lower risk of ovulatory infertility
• improved insulin resistance and metabolic health
• better gut health and microbial diversity

Importantly, this isn’t about perfection or cutting foods out, it’s about patterns over time, nourishment, and supporting your body’s needs.

This is the kind of framework I use with my 1:1 clients to support fertility in a realistic, sustainable way 🤍

If you’d love personalised support, or want to learn more about what I’m building behind the scenes, send me a DM with “coaching”.

25/01/2026

Fertility isn’t about doing more. It’s about nourishing better.

So many women come to me feeling overwhelmed,
cutting foods, skipping meals, guessing supplements,
and wondering why their body still doesn’t feel supported.

Here’s the truth 🤍
Your body doesn’t need restriction.
It needs consistent, balanced nourishment to regulate hormones, support ovulation, and build nutrient stores for pregnancy.

Imagine feeling calm and confident around food, knowing you’re nourishing your body in a way that truly supports fertility, without restriction or overwhelm.

This is the exact framework I use with my 1:1 clients to support energy, cycle health, blood sugar balance, and fertility through nourishment, not dieting.

I’m currently building this approach into a 12-week Nourish to Conceive program, designed to support women who want structure, clarity, and evidence-based guidance as they prepare their bodies for pregnancy.

If this sounds like something you’d love support with, DM “coaching” to learn more or join the waitlist.

You deserve to feel supported, informed, and at ease in this season 🤍

05/01/2026

As a new year begins, it can feel like there’s pressure to change your body.

Something I’ve noticed, especially in the health and wellness space, is how often new mums are targeted with weight-loss messaging. It can feel relentless. Bodies are labelled, and manufactured insecurities are created, and the message becomes that you should be working to change yourself almost immediately.

To be clear, there is absolutely nothing wrong with wanting to lose weight as a mum.
That’s not my concern at all.

My concern is when that pressure arrives too soon, at a time when your body is still healing, your nervous system is adjusting, and your energy is stretched thin.

In those early weeks and months, your main priorities deserve to be: Healing. Nourishing yourself. Resting. And soaking up as many cuddles as you can 🩷

Weight loss can come later - if that’s your goal. Time is precious, and your baby loves you exactly as you are.

Ally x

21/12/2025

🎄Festive food tips for bump-safe Christmas!

The holidays are for joy, treats, and all the deliciousness, but if you’re pregnant, a little food safety goes a long way. Here are my 5 quick tips to keep your Christmas merry, bright, and safe:

Here are 5 foods to be careful with this festive season:

1️⃣ Raw eggs – think homemade mayo, eggnog & pavlova
2️⃣ Raw seafood – oysters, sushi, sashimi, and smoked fish
3️⃣ Pre-cut salad & fruit – can carry hidden germs
4️⃣ Soft cheeses – brie, camembert & feta need caution
5️⃣ Leftovers – keep them cold, reheat thoroughly

✨ Your bump will thank you! Save this post or tag a friend who’s celebrating Christmas while pregnant.

04/12/2025

For the foodie girlies, the eco-friendly queens, the sporty spices, and the cozy homebodies - your 2025 Gift Guide is here 🎁✨ Thoughtful, practical and actually useful for every kind of woman.

My top picks for this year are:
1. Recipe Book (love love love!)
2. chopping board - I was able to finally get my hands on one of these in their pre-order sale 🙌🏻
3. Eco by Sonya - I love their glory oil and I actually use it on my kids as well 🩷
4. The wearable heat pack is perfect to after birth/period pains or cramps.
5. was a brand I came across on TikTok. Chasing Lila fragrance is free from endocrine-disrupting ingredients such as parabens, phthalates, sulphates and other harmful ingredients.

I’d love to know what’s on your Christmas list this year? 🎄

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