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Letting Go, Honouring the Year, and Beginning Again Even in the Midst of Chaos: A WildLight Reflection for 2026
As the year draws to a close, many of us feel the quiet pull to slow down, release what no longer fits, and breathe ourselves back into alignment. The end of the year is always an invitation — a soft doorway into reflection, rest, and renewal. But this year, more than ever, I’ve been reminded of what it truly means to let go with compassion and to hold boundaries with love. The last few months have been some of the most emotionally heavy I’ve walked through in a long time. Su

Hannah Kelly
4 days ago4 min read


The Mental Load of Christmas: Coming Home to Yourself
As the year begins to close, the air thickens with the scent of pine and cinnamon, fairy lights flicker in the early dark, and the world seems to hum with expectation. Christmas — a time we’re told is about connection, joy, and generosity — often brings with it a quiet undercurrent of strain especially for parents. Beneath the sparkle and sentiment, many of us feel the weight of invisible lists, emotional labour, and the pull between how we want the season to feel and how i

Hannah Kelly
Nov 62 min read


Autumn: The Season of Renewal
As the days grow shorter and the air turns crisp, autumn invites us into a season of gentle transition. For many, it’s seen as a time of...

Hannah Kelly
Oct 62 min read


A Motherhood Mentor’s Guide The Power of the Pause: Rediscover You After Summer
The summer holidays bring a unique rhythm—long days with the children, busy schedules filled with adventures (and negotiations), and the...

Hannah Kelly
Sep 43 min read


Who Am I Now? Reclaiming Your Identity Through Every Season of Motherhood
Reclaiming Your Identity Through Every Season of Motherhood
There’s a quiet moment many mothers face—often in the middle of the chaos—when we pause and ask ourselves: “Who even am I anymore?” aybe it comes when your toddler finally sleeps, and the silence feels too unfamiliar - you have time to think. Maybe it hits as your child starts school, and you realise your days are shifting again. Or perhaps it lands years later, when your children no longer need you in the same way—

Hannah Kelly
Jul 312 min read
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