Series One
We begin by talking to mothers’ around Melbourne and Los Angeles. This is the first circle of women to share their candid stories. We touch on; Dr Google, gender equality and division of labour, natural versus gimme the drugs births, sleep deprivation and the age old quandary of figuring out how to feed your baby. From late term losses, to single parenting, sex and how to sustain a creative career; Renae, Kellea, Adi, Amy, Katya and Sara get stuck into the nitty gritty of navigating motherhood in the Western World, 21st Century style!
Kellea talks about how she coped after losing her baby at 22 weeks.
Adi talks about how her relationship with her parents has changed since having Isabel.
Amy talking about fear and love and how her life has changed since having Byron.
Amy talks about co-sleeping with Byron.
Kellea talks about how she feeds Lola.
Sara & Katye on who does what in the household and having extended families far away.
LBGT activist Kellea talks about how her and her husband divide up the work of raising Lola.
Katya and Sara are both writers and talk about how pregnancy and early motherhood affects their writing.
Amy talks candidly about who helps her look after her son Byron.
Adi talks about birthing her daughter Isabel naturally and what happened after Isabel suffered an infection post birth.
Katya and Sara discuss how they're working out how to feed their newborn babies.
Kellea shares a brave, tragic and incredible story about the birth of her daughter Lola.
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Hatch is a collection of stories told by women world-over who are in that transformative time in the first year of becoming a mother. It’s the big picture stuff about giving life, raising babies and what it means to be a mother, told through the minutiae of day-to-day experience.
Hatch is the brainwave of Renae Turner, a video & digital producer from Melbourne, Australia who any day now will have her second baby and from there on in will probably change this idea to also include 2nd and 3rd time mothers and fathers’ stories and all sorts!
In any case, the grand plan for Hatch is to cover stories from all over the world. We want to talk to ethnically, culturally and socially diverse women to connect the dots between how we raise our kids. Hatch is not - a ‘how to parent’ website. Instead it is a place to share and learn from experience via the colour and drama of spoken stories.
Get in touch if you want to be interviewed or be a correspondent for Hatch! renae@fidgetfriend.com
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