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Wellwoman – Look after yourself; look after your family

April 25, 2013 By: mamagrace7113 Comments

***This is a sponsored post for Wellwoman and Digital Parents Collective***

A friend of mine recently had her third baby. Well, if you call 10 months ago recent.  3 girls under the age of 6 and a husband who frequently travels overseas, she’s snowed under with the all consuming life of a mother; preparing meals, taxiing to and from schools and daycare centres, ensuring the household is running smoothly.

Without a moment’s rest, she’s constantly got a baby on her hip and a toddler wrapped around her legs begging for equal attention.

We finally spoke for the first time in months the other day and caught onto the topic of general health checks.  Sadly she couldn’t recall the last time she went to the doctor’s for her own wellbeing and not the children’s.

“You know, I haven’t even had time for a haircut,” she sighed.

“No, no, no…that’s not good enough!” was my adamant reply.

But truth be told, I completely understood her current standing.  As much as I wanted to give her some advice, I knew it’s not what she was looking for.

Leading a busy and hectic life as a mum, we often forget our own needs.  And there’s usually no one to remind or push us to do something good for ourselves.

Whether that’s to go to the hairdresser’s, get a massage or even a trip to the café for a dose of caffeine and a simple hour of peace.

Entering the third year of motherhood, I’ve become a strong advocate in the belief that if I’m not in my best physical and mental health, I’m doing my family a disservice.

I need to look after me, in order to look after them.


Specifically covering female cancers such as breast, ovarian, cervical as well as cancer of the uterus, vagina, vulva or fallopian tubes, AIG have developed Wellwoman Insurance aimed at women to help reduce financial stress and increase a sense of security of the future.

Wellwoman is not an income protection plan, nor is it an alternative to private health insurance.  It does however offer a one-off payment  (between $25,000 and $45,000 depending on what level you select) to help with various costs (mortgage repayments, childcare, even a holiday) following diagnosis.  A premium can start at just $9.95 a month.

For the chance to win a Day Spa treatment from RedBallon – a One Hour Full body and Mind Massage (valued at $110 and available nationally), tell me:

What do you do to take care of yourself and how often do you do it?

Click here to see the full terms and conditions of this giveaway. Competition ends at 11.59pm on 30th April 2013. Good luck!

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Indonesian-born, Grace spent extensive time living and working overseas, primarily in Japan. She now resides in Sydney where she is mum to identical twin boys and wife to an avid surfer. While she has happily replaced office life with motherhood, Grace has discovered that a 10 year career in corporate sales and being fluent in 3 languages is futile when dealing with toddler tantrums and singing “The Wheels On The Bus”

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