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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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So many mums still wonder whether exercise is safe during pregnancy and the truth is, it’s not just safe, it plays a vit...
30/04/2026

So many mums still wonder whether exercise is safe during pregnancy and the truth is, it’s not just safe, it plays a vital role in supporting both your body and your baby.

During our recent MumSafe™ masterclass with women’s health physiotherapist Ashley Vincent, we explored what actually happens inside the pregnant body and why movement matters more than most people realise. Changes in posture, hormones, stability and energy all mean your body benefits from the right kind of support. And exercise is one of the most effective ways to provide that support.

Movement during pregnancy may help reduce aches, improve sleep, support mental wellbeing and lower the risk of certain complications. Whether you’ve been active for years or you’re only starting now, the key is the same, move in a way that feels steady, supportive and right for your changing body.

If you’re pregnant and feeling unsure, you don’t have to navigate this alone. Safe, guided exercise helps you feel stronger, more confident and more connected to your body week by week.

Head to mumsafemovement.com if you’d like to feel supported, informed and confident in your pregnancy or postnatal journey.

During our past MumSafe training with pelvic health physiotherapist .singleton_pelvicphysio, we learned how stress can a...
27/04/2026

During our past MumSafe training with pelvic health physiotherapist .singleton_pelvicphysio, we learned how stress can actually heighten pain and sensitivity in the pelvic region. Not because anything is “wrong,” but because the nervous system becomes more alert and protective.

When you’re stressed, your muscles naturally grip a little tighter. Your body prepares for threat. And if there’s already irritation happening - from a skin condition, dryness, tight clothing or even hormonal changes - the sensations can feel stronger than usual.

This post isn’t about diagnosing or treating, it’s awareness.
Because so many mums push through discomfort thinking it’s just part of motherhood.

If something feels different, uncomfortable or more intense when you’re stressed, you’re not imagining it. And you don’t have to just accept it.

A GP or pelvic health physio can help explore what’s going on and we’re always here to support you with safe movement and adjustments when you need them.

And if you want feeling stronger, calmer and more supported in your body, head to mumsafemovement.com to find your local trainer ❤️

Returning to exercise after a c-section deserves a real, honest conversation, because the online advice is noisy and oft...
21/04/2026

Returning to exercise after a c-section deserves a real, honest conversation, because the online advice is noisy and often leaves mums feeling more confused than supported.

A c-section is major abdominal surgery, which means your body is healing from pregnancy and surgery at the same time, and that recovery goes so much deeper than the scar you can see.

In the early weeks, movement looks gentle and intentional, like standing tall, taking short walks, breathing with your movements, and slowly reconnecting with your deep core and pelvic floor. And the truth most mums aren't told is that there's no magic date that means you're "ready," because some mums feel good moving earlier while others need more time, and both are completely okay.

Checking in with a women's health physio or MumSafe Trainer is a beautiful starting point, because you deserve guidance based on how your body is actually functioning, not a generic timeline.

Mama, you don't need to rush and you don't need to push your body back into something it isn't ready for. You need support that meets you exactly where you are, and that's what MumSafe Trainers are here for ❤️

Read the full article 👇🏼

Returning to exercise after a C-section can feel overwhelming for many mums. Learn how to safely rebuild strength, support your core and return to movement with guidance that suits your recovery.

So many mums describe themselves as tired yet what we explored in our recent MumSafe workshop with educator Mish Wright ...
20/04/2026

So many mums describe themselves as tired yet what we explored in our recent MumSafe workshop with educator Mish Wright is that tiredness and true fatigue are not the same at all.

Tiredness usually shows up after a long day or a broken night of sleep. It often improves when you finally get some rest.

Fatigue is different. Fatigue is a whole-body experience that comes from severe energy depletion. It is the kind of exhaustion that sleep does not fix. You might wake up feeling the same as when you went to bed your energy drops faster during the day and even simple tasks feel heavier than they should.

Understanding this difference matters because it helps you respond with care instead of pushing yourself harder. True fatigue is not a lack of motivation or willpower. It is your body asking for more support.

If this sounds familiar please know you are not alone. Many mums experience seasons like this especially when life feels full and recovery time is limited.

At MumSafe we support mums who feel depleted overwhelmed or unsure where to start. Together we can build a plan that honours your energy and helps you move in a way that feels safe sustainable and supportive.

Hi 👋🏼 I'm Sarah, from STRONGWOMEN. FitnessYour local MumSafe Trainer looking after mums of Hobart and surrounds.I offer ...
17/04/2026

Hi 👋🏼 I'm Sarah, from STRONGWOMEN. Fitness

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

I offer a range of specialised women's only group training options tailored to suit your needs and goals including:

- STRONGER Baby & Child-Friendly Classes👩‍🦳
- FIT OVER 45 Sessions
- MumSTRONG 8-Week Return to Exercise Program

As a MumSafe™ Trainer and mum of four - two girls and two boys aged 20, 17, 15, and 12 - I’m committed to helping women prioritise their health and well-being in a way that feels sustainable and joyful. I focus on removing the barriers to exercise that often hold women back, whether it’s time, motivation, or confidence. My mission is to empower women to move confidently and embrace self-care in their busy lives.

Here's a few fun facts about me:

⭐️ I share the same birthday as my husband!
⭐️ When I'm not training mums you will find me happily ferrying my kids around.
⭐️ My favourite type of exercise is variety! I love moving my body, whether that's in the gym, running, bike riding or playing hockey. I like to keep things fresh!

To join me & my awesome group of mums (just like you), head to my profile at www.mumsafemovement.com and search 👉🏽 HOBART

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

❤️ Mums of Cairns ❤️Check out your local   Louise Cooper of Her Health MovesTrials are open from Thursday 16th to Thursd...
15/04/2026

❤️ Mums of Cairns ❤️

Check out your local Louise Cooper of Her Health Moves

Trials are open from Thursday 16th to Thursday 23rd April.

Louise offers two programs for mums:
•Strong to the core: an early postpartum recovery program
•Moving Mums: a program for mums looking for an exercise program tailored to their needs and goals.

Sessions are run in a private studio in Parramatta Park, Monday to Friday 11-12pm, babies welcome!

All of our trainers work in partnership with a Women’s Health Physiotherapist so you know you are in safe hands. Louise works with Revolve Physio

Connect with Louise Cooper via her profile at www.mumsafemovement.com 👉🏽 search Cairns to find her

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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]