MumSafe

MumSafe Connecting you with the GOLD standard of pre & postnatal exercise professionals. Ensuring you receive safe and effective exercise at every stage of motherhood
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Birth trauma is not always loud or obvious. For many mums it shows up quietly in the weeks or months that follow. Someti...
06/04/2026

Birth trauma is not always loud or obvious. For many mums it shows up quietly in the weeks or months that follow. Sometimes even years later.

It can look like anxiety that will not switch off
Avoiding anything that reminds them of birth
Feeling responsible for how things unfolded
Or pushing themselves hard in an effort to feel in control again.

It can also look like struggling to bond feeling disconnected or feeling like they should be coping better.

If this is you please know nothing about this is your fault. Birth trauma is real and you deserve support that feels safe and respectful.

At MumSafe we create a space where mums can move gently reconnect with their bodies and feel truly seen in their postnatal journey. If you need support or want to explore a safer way back into movement you can always head to mumsafemovement.com ❤️

Hi 👋🏼 I'm Toni, from Beautiful + Balanced Bodies.Your local MumSafe Trainer looking after mums of Sunbury and surrounds....
03/04/2026

Hi 👋🏼 I'm Toni, from Beautiful + Balanced Bodies.

Your local MumSafe Trainer looking after mums of Sunbury and surrounds.

I offer:
+ Women's small group strength training
+ Mums & Bubs small group sessions
+ 1:1 or 2:1 Personal Training
+ Online Nutrition & Health Programs

As a MumSafe Trainer and mum of two toddlers aged 4 and 2, I am committed to help as many women as possible understand how their body works through personalised programming, support and health education so they can work with their body, not against it, to feel strong, confident + empowered!

Here's a few fun facts about me:

⭐️ I love reading, especially anything self help or psychological thrillers.
⭐️ I do not like the cold - give me the heat any day.
⭐️ My favourite food is pasta!
⭐️ When I'm not training mums you will find me dancing around with noise cancelling headphones or chasing after my little ones.
⭐️ My favourite type of exercise is walking. I walk anywhere and everywhere!

If you are ready to join a supportive + welcoming fitness environment, head to my profile at www.mumsafemovement.com and search 👉🏽 Sunbury

I can't wait to meet you and your little one!

So many mums walk into a session saying they’re “fine” while their body is holding so much more beneath the surface.The ...
31/03/2026

So many mums walk into a session saying they’re “fine” while their body is holding so much more beneath the surface.

The tight shoulders, the shallow breathing, the feeling of being constantly “on” aren’t just random, they’re often signs that your nervous system is under pressure after everything you carry each day.

At MumSafe, we look beyond the words and support the whole person in front of us, because your body needs to feel safe before it can truly respond, adapt, and get stronger.

This is why our trainers meet you where you’re at, gently adjust the pace, and create a space where you feel supported instead of pushed.

You don’t need to force your way through to make progress, you deserve support that works with your body, not against it.

We’re here to support you every step of the way ❤️

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Learn how nervous system awareness can deepen your client intake by observing body language, regulation cues and stress patterns.

You’re still getting your period, but something feels different.Maybe your sleep is broken.Your moods shift more often.O...
30/03/2026

You’re still getting your period, but something feels different.

Maybe your sleep is broken.
Your moods shift more often.
Or your energy just isn’t the same.

These can all be early signs of perimenopause, the hormonal transition that happens before menopause, sometimes starting as early as your mid-30s.

Common signs include:
• Waking at 1–3 a.m and struggling to fall back asleep
• Heavier, shorter, or more unpredictable cycles
• Mood swings, irritability, or anxiety
• Brain fog or forgetfulness
• Hot flushes or night sweats
• Changes in body composition, even without changing exercise or food

Perimenopause is not a problem to fix, it’s a natural transition to understand.
When you know what’s happening, you can make choices that support your strength, energy and wellbeing through this new stage.

These signs were discussed in our MumSafe™ Trainer education session with Jackie Tonkin, who reminds us that perimenopause is not something to fear, it’s a transition to understand.

At MumSafe, we support women preparing for pregnancy with safe, evidence-based exercise that honours every stage of the journey.

Curious if these signs sound like perimenopause for you? Head to mumsafemovement.com ❤️

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Hi 👋🏼 I'm Lisa Price from Body Reset FitnessYour local MumSafe Trainer looking after mums of  Winston Hills, Hills Distr...
27/03/2026

Hi 👋🏼 I'm Lisa Price from Body Reset Fitness

Your local MumSafe Trainer looking after mums of Winston Hills, Hills District and Parramatta District.

I offer:
• Mums & Bubs /Toddlers Fitness
• Small Group Training
• Large Group Training
• Personal Training
• Online Training
• Accountability Coaching
• Corporate Events/Seminars

As a MumSafe Trainer and Mum of 2 boys, 17 and 16, I am committed to using movement & connection to empower Mums to feel fitter, stronger & worthy and
📚educating women as I coach 🏋️‍♀️

Here's a few fun facts about me:

⭐️ I love beaches
⭐️ I do not like Winter
⭐️ My favourite food is anything seafood!
⭐️ When I'm not training mums you will find me studying, hanging out with family and friends or reading a book or searching for sunshine/nature.
⭐️ My favourite type of exercise is deadlifts

To join me & my amazing team just like you head to my profile at www.mumsafemovement.com and search 👉🏽 Winston Hills.

I can't wait to chat and meet you soon.

Trying to conceive?Your body doesn’t need punishment or pressure,  it needs support. Gentle, consistent movement can do ...
26/03/2026

Trying to conceive?
Your body doesn’t need punishment or pressure, it needs support.

Gentle, consistent movement can do more than you think. It helps regulate hormones, reduce stress, boost circulation and create a healthy environment for conception, naturally or through IVF.

The key? Moderation.
👉 150 minutes of moderate movement each week
👉 2–3 light to moderate strength sessions
👉 Activities that feel nourishing, not exhausting...like walking, yoga, or Pilates.

When you move gently, you’re telling your body,
“I’m safe. I’m ready.”

At MumSafe, we support women preparing for pregnancy with safe, evidence-based exercise that honours every stage of the journey.

If you’re walking this path and want movement that feels safe, supported, and aligned with where you are right now, head to mumsafemovement.com.

Together, we’ll focus on strength that supports your body, not stresses it.

Thinking about getting back into running after baby but also kinda unsure if your body is actually ready?You’re not alon...
25/03/2026

Thinking about getting back into running after baby but also kinda unsure if your body is actually ready?

You’re not alone in that feeling.

A lot of mums think it’s just about “waiting long enough” but honestly, it’s more about how your body is feeling and functioning.

Because running is high impact, it asks a lot from your pelvic floor, your core, your whole body.

So if you’ve noticed things like:
• a bit of leaking
• heaviness
• discomfort
• or it just doesn’t feel quite right

That’s not you doing anything wrong, it’s your body asking for a bit more support.

There’s no rush here, a strong return to running is built slowly, with the right guidance and by actually listening to your body (even when life is busy).

You deserve to feel confident again not second guessing every step.

We’ve got you ❤️

Read the full article 👇🏼

Returning to running postnatally requires preparation, strength, and confidence. Learn how to support your body for a safer return to running after birth.

From our past MumSafe™ training with Amy Stuth, we learned that the way we breathe shapes how our body feels every day.W...
25/03/2026

From our past MumSafe™ training with Amy Stuth, we learned that the way we breathe shapes how our body feels every day.

When we breathe through our mouth, we tend to take in too much air.

That might sound like a good thing, but it actually makes oxygen harder for your body to use, leaving you tired or restless even when you’ve done nothing “wrong.”

Breathing through the nose slows everything down.
It keeps oxygen and carbon dioxide in balance, increases nitric oxide (a natural circulation booster) and tells your body, “You’re safe. You can relax.”

✨ Try this: close your mouth and take five gentle breaths through your nose.
Feel your ribs expand, your shoulders drop and your whole system start to calm.

At MumSafe, we take a whole-body approach and work alongside trusted practitioners to help mums rebuild from the inside out... one breath at a time.

Head to mumsafemovement.com to find your local trainer if you’d like help building a plan that works for your body.

If you’re feeling discomfort in your hips, lower back, or pelvis especially with everyday movements, please know this is...
18/03/2026

If you’re feeling discomfort in your hips, lower back, or pelvis especially with everyday movements, please know this is common and you don’t have to just push through it.

Your body is adapting, growing, recovering and sometimes it simply needs the right support.

Because it’s not just one area.
Your pelvic floor, core, and hips all work together. And when that coordination feels off, pain can show up.

The good news, movement can help, it just needs to feel safe, supported, and right for your body.

✔️ Gentle, guided exercise
✔️ Building control and strength gradually
✔️ Listening to your body, not fighting it

You deserve to feel confident in your body again.
And you don’t have to figure it out alone, MumSafe Trainers are here to support you every step of the way.

We’ve got you ❤️

Read the full article 👇🏼

Pelvic girdle pain during and after pregnancy can affect movement and recovery. Learn how pelvic health support and informed exercise can help.

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Our Story

Behind every great business is a great story. There is heart and soul behind everything that we do here at Body Beyond Baby. So grab a cuppa, settle in, and let me tell you the whole story.

In 2008, Body Beyond Baby was born, just three months after the birth of my first child. Blessed with a baby that slept and with a couple of years experience in personal training, I found myself surrounded by new mums who didn’t know how to exercise and who struggled to carve out time for themselves once they became mothers.

What began as myself and a few mums running around in Sydney’s Centennial Park, soon became one of the biggest and most well-known Mum-Focused Fitness Businesses in the East and beyond. Early partnerships with Women’s Health Physiotherapists guaranteed the best possible support for mums, and the Body Beyond Baby brand became a leader in the mission to ensure every woman is well informed and exercising safely and effectively after having a baby.

After the birth of my daughter (a non-sleeper) in 2010, I experienced Post-Natal Depression. This experience inspired me to not only support women physically but emotionally too; building support networks through exercise and bringing women together when many feel they are going it alone. Furthering this ambition, I have recently become an ambassador for COPE (Centre of Perinatal Excellence) and I urge any struggling Mum to reach out for help sooner rather than later. [www.COPE etc]