May 28, 2016

9 reasons why you need to find your single mum tribe

The best thing I did when I became a single mum was to meet other single mums. Having a young baby, I found I couldn’t relate to other mothers as much. We had different challenges. All my friends either didn’t have children or were partnered up. I did have one friend who was a single mum, but her children were in primary school and she had completed the baby phase a long time ago. So I sought out meeting other single mums with children around the same age as my daughter, but I had no idea where to find them. Continue Reading →

May 19, 2016

You’re a Single Mum – Own it!

When I first became a single parent, I felt totally alone in the world. I felt so supported by my friends and family, but I felt like I was the only one going through what I was, and no one would EVER really understand what my life was like now. Some of my friends had kids, but none of them were separated or divorced. I felt like the biggest failure in the world.Continue Reading →

January 15, 2016

Is it too much to ask that our children play in a safe environment, on materials that won’t burn them?

I can’t believe it has happened again. I only know about it because a fellow mum in an online mum’s forum I am in, posted about it anonymously today. I do not know her name, but I feel for her, and for her child. How many other children is this happening to that we are not being made aware of? What are we as parents, as social citizens, and as a country doing about it?Continue Reading →

About Julia

Julia Hasche is a blogger, podcast host, author, and mentor for single parents. She is also a CDC Certified Divorce Coach® and CDC Certified Divorce Transition and Recovery Coach®. She became a single mother in 2013 when her daughter was just a few months old and created Single Mother Survival Guide in 2016 to assist newly single mothers in all things they may need to know about. It aims to inform single mothers on relevant issues, support single mothers on their journey, inspire them, and motivate them to create the happy single mother life that they want. She does this by providing a community for single mothers, providing honest and inspirational content through her website, blog, podcast, and social media, her one-on-one mentoring and coaching, and her membership for single mothers – Thrive Tribe.

Julia also contributes to other online publications such as Kidspot, Mamamia, and Huffington Post, has been interviewed on many podcasts (including Kidspot’s The Juggling Act), and has been live on Channel 7’s The Daily Edition and The Morning Show talking about single motherhood and divorce coaching, and on SBS’s, The Swiping Game, talking single parenting, sex, and dating.

She lives in Australia with her daughter and husband.