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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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Hi 👋🏼 I'm GEN, from Gen D'RozarioYour local MumSafe Trainer looking after mums of Inverloch Victoria and surrounds.I off...
06/03/2026

Hi 👋🏼 I'm GEN, from Gen D'Rozario

Your local MumSafe Trainer looking after mums of Inverloch Victoria and surrounds.

I offer Group Training, 1:1 training, Nutrition coaching - Face to face and livestream

As a MumSafe Trainer and mum of (3 kids Maverick 7, Harlow 5, Alaska 1) I am committed to helping mums prioritise themselves in their busiest stage of life

Here's a few fun facts about me:

⭐️ I love the ocean
⭐️ I do not like sweet things in savour dishes ie apricot chicken, raisins in the rice salad
⭐️ My favourite food/drink is mexican
⭐️ When I'm not training mums you will find me at the beach or doing activities with my kids
⭐️ My favourite type of exercise is strength training of course!

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

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

Have you ever had one of those days where you think, “Why am I this tired? I barely did anything…” but you actually did ...
03/03/2026

Have you ever had one of those days where you think, “Why am I this tired? I barely did anything…” but you actually did everything?

Mama, if you’ve felt more emotional, foggy, flat, wired-but-tired, or just not quite like yourself since having your baby, you’re not dramatic. And you’re definitely not weak.

Your hormones shift massively after pregnancy. Oestrogen and progesterone drop, stress hormones rise with broken sleep, and even your thyroid and blood sugar can fluctuate. Of course that’s going to impact your energy, mood and recovery.

This season isn’t about pushing harder. It’s about understanding your body and supporting it with the right movement, nourishment and rest (as much as motherhood allows).

You deserve to feel steady. You deserve to feel strong. And you don’t have to navigate this alone.

We’re in this together ❤️

Read the full article 👇

Hormonal changes after pregnancy can affect energy, mood, and recovery. Learn how postnatal hormones influence the body and when support may help.

This reminder from a past MumSafe™ training with Marissa Joseph (The Sydney Women’s Physiotherapy) highlights a key trut...
02/03/2026

This reminder from a past MumSafe™ training with Marissa Joseph (The Sydney Women’s Physiotherapy) highlights a key truth in women’s health: waiting until later in life often means facing challenges that could have been prevented.

Here’s what Marissa teaches us:
➡️ Pelvic health isn’t just about fixing problems, it’s about prevention.
➡️ The pelvic floor is the base of your core, and when it functions well, your whole body moves better.
➡️ Early physio check-ups and safe training build resilience for motherhood, perimenopause, and beyond.

Every woman deserves to understand her body early, not only when challenges appear. Prevention is always better than cure.

You don’t have to guess or go it alone. At MumSafe, we take a whole-body approach and work alongside trusted practitioners to support your recovery.

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

Hi 👋🏼 I’m Amy, from Encompass Health Coaching and Ultimate Performance Fitness & Nutrition.Your local MumSafe Trainer lo...
27/02/2026

Hi 👋🏼 I’m Amy, from Encompass Health Coaching and Ultimate Performance Fitness & Nutrition.

Your local MumSafe Trainer looking after mums in the Murraylands and surrounding areas.

I offer safe and supportive pre and postnatal training, strength and conditioning for women, guidance through perimenopause and menopause, breathwork integration, and holistic education to help you feel confident and strong in your body at every stage of motherhood.

As a MumSafe Trainer and mum of three (ages 19, 4, and 2.5), I am committed to helping women feel empowered, educated and deeply connected to their bodies. My mission is to support mums to build strength safely, honour their nervous system, and move through pregnancy, postpartum and midlife with confidence and clarity.

Here’s a few fun facts about me:

⭐ I love slow mornings, nature, breathwork and deep conversations
⭐ I do not like hustle culture or quick fix approaches to women’s health
⭐ My favourite drink is a good coffee or herbal tea
⭐ When I'm not training mums you will find me outside with my boys, grounding in nature or working on one of my many passion projects
⭐ My favourite type of exercise is strength training with intentional breath and flow

To join me and my incredible group of mums just like you, head to my profile at www.mumsafemovement.com and search Murraylands.

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

Breastfeeding is a powerful season of motherhood, but it’s also one of the most demanding, and many mums are surprised b...
24/02/2026

Breastfeeding is a powerful season of motherhood, but it’s also one of the most demanding, and many mums are surprised by just how depleted they can feel while doing something so natural.

Your body is working constantly to nourish your baby, often drawing on its own nutrient stores first, which is why fatigue, brain fog and slower recovery are so common in the postnatal months. This isn’t a sign that you’re failing, it’s a sign that your body needs steady nourishment and support.

This stage isn’t about dieting or “getting your body back.” It’s about replenishing what pregnancy and birth have asked of you, eating enough across the day, prioritising protein and healthy fats, staying hydrated, and being mindful of key nutrients like iodine, vitamin D and omega-3s that support both you and your baby.

At MumSafe, we believe informed mums feel empowered mums. You deserve to understand what your body needs in this season and to feel supported every step of the way.

Read the full article 👇

Nutrition for breastfeeding mums plays a vital role in supporting milk supply, energy levels and postnatal recovery. Breastfeeding places significant nutritional demands on a mother’s body. While pregnancy often receives the most attention when it comes to nutrition, research shows that breastfeed...

Prolapse isn’t always what you think.The medical definition has recently changed: prolapse is now diagnosed when vaginal...
23/02/2026

Prolapse isn’t always what you think.

The medical definition has recently changed: prolapse is now diagnosed when vaginal wall descent happens with symptoms or functional/medical compromise.

So what does that mean?
➡️ Some women with changes in tissue support may no longer be considered as having a “prolapse” under the new definition.
➡️ But research shows around 76% of women have some degree of prolapse without symptoms.
➡️ This is why prevention and early assessment matter so much.

This learning came from a past MumSafe™ training with Women’s Health Physiotherapist Marissa Joseph (The Sydney Women’s Physiotherapy), and it highlights the importance of checking in with a physio even if you feel fine.

Because prolapse can improve, fluctuate and respond to strengthening strategies, but only if we know what’s going on. Trainers and physios working together is what keeps mums exercising safely and confidently for the long term.

✨ The takeaway: Don’t wait for symptoms. Prevention is always better than cure.

Research suggests that around 76% of women may have some degree of prolapse without even realising it, because many wome...
18/02/2026

Research suggests that around 76% of women may have some degree of prolapse without even realising it, because many women don’t experience any symptoms.

This was highlighted in a past MumSafe™ training with Women’s Health Physiotherapist Marissa Joseph (Sydney Women’s Physiotherapy) and it’s such an important reminder for us as trainers and for the mums we support.

Why this matters?

Too often, mums assume that if there’s no heaviness, dragging, or bladder changes, everything must be fine. But prolapse can exist silently and waiting for symptoms means missing the chance to prevent future issues.

Women’s health physios don’t just treat problems ... they:

1️⃣Screen for early signs you may not notice.

2️⃣Teach you how to safely build pelvic floor strength and function.

3️⃣ Guide your recovery after birth, surgery, or injury.

4️⃣ Help you stay strong, confident, and active well into motherhood, peri-menopause, and beyond.

As trainers, we’re here to support safe return to exercise , and when we collaborate with physios, you get the complete picture: assessment, prevention and exercise strategies that truly set you up for long-term success.

Don’t wait for symptoms. Seeing a women’s health physio is one of the most valuable investments you can make for your future health. Prevention is always better than cure.

At MumSafe™, we believe every mum deserves this level of support, so you can move, train, and live with confidence for years to come.

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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]