After running over an hour late to our shoot (who knew getting 4 children ready to go out would be so hard?!)… we had heaps of fun with Katie from
Sugar Images
! She captured the most beautiful shots of our babies & Zee – which wasn’t an easy feat (we may have had to bribe Zee with Peppa Pig to get some of the shots). I love them all but this one’s definitely my favourite!
This is Emily’s story. Beautiful mother of one, wife, entrepreneur, photographer, blogger, and pregnant with triplets. We asked her to share some of her experiences to shed some light on a multiple pregnancy!
xx Sabina & Valerie
Life with three little ones often feels like a balancing act, and finding a steady rhythm can make all the difference on busy days. Many mothers of multiples speak about the way routines gently shape the household, turning chaotic mornings into something more predictable. Small rituals, like sharing breakfast together or setting out clothes the night before, help create a sense of order. Over time, these little habits weave into a comforting structure that supports both parents and children, allowing space for rest, play, and connection. It is in these everyday patterns that families often discover their own version of calm amid the joyful whirlwind of raising triplets.
Fitness during the early years of motherhood is less about strict routines and more about feeling strong and capable. Gentle movement, whether a short walk, a stretch session at home, or time at a local gym, can lift energy and support overall wellbeing. Many new mums find that carving out even a brief window for exercise offers a welcome mental break, a moment to focus on themselves before returning to the demands of family life. The aim is not perfection but progress, building stamina gradually and listening to the body. This balanced approach helps mothers feel healthier and more confident as they navigate the rewarding, and sometimes tiring, journey of parenting young children.
Capturing the beauty of family life through photography has become a beloved pastime for many parents. Everyday moments, from a toddler's giggle to a shared afternoon tea, hold a special kind of magic that deserves to be remembered. A camera, whether a professional setup or a simple phone, becomes a tool for storytelling, preserving memories that might otherwise slip away. Over time, these photographs form a visual diary, a collection of smiles, milestones, and ordinary days that together tell the story of a growing family. Looking back through these images often brings a wave of nostalgia, reminding parents just how quickly their children change and how precious each stage truly is.
Pregnancy brings a wave of anticipation, and for those expecting multiples, the journey is uniquely layered. From the early discovery to the careful planning of a nursery, every step carries extra significance. Connecting with other mothers who have walked a similar path can be incredibly reassuring, offering practical tips and heartfelt encouragement. Conversations about body changes, birth preparations, and the emotional rollercoaster of waiting help build a supportive community. Sharing experiences, whether through online groups or local meetups, allows expectant parents to feel seen and understood. This sense of belonging often becomes a source of strength, helping families approach the arrival of their babies with greater confidence and calm.
Blogging has opened a welcoming space for mothers to share their stories and connect with others walking similar paths. Writing about the highs and lows of parenting, from milestone celebrations to quiet everyday moments, creates a sense of community that feels genuine and supportive. Readers often find comfort in knowing they are not alone, while writers discover a creative outlet for reflecting on their journey. Personal blogs also serve as a keepsake, a written record of a family's evolving story. Through honest storytelling and shared experiences, these platforms foster connection, encouragement, and a little extra joy for mums navigating the beautiful complexity of family life.
I live in Melbourne, Australia with my husband (of six years) Rob, our almost 2 year-old son Xavier (aka Zee!) and our fur baby River (the Golden Retriever)! It’s about to get a little crazy in our house! Our family is about to double in size when our triplets arrive in a few weeks. They’re due in early June at around 34 – 35 weeks, which is considered “full-term” for triplets.