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From £30k debt to £22 million in 7 years — this edition’s cover star, award-winning entrepreneur and Sunday Times bestselling author Lisa Johnson, shares the real story behind the numbers. No fluff. No “hustle harder”. Just honest lessons on building a life-first business while raising a family.
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BROOD Magazine is a Parenting and Business Magazine for the real juggles of entrepreneurial and hard-working parents. For the parents who are chasing their dreams whilst juggling their parent roles when at home. For the people transitioning from the parent on the school run into meetings and work mode, making the most of every kid free moment by smashing their goals. For the people who strive to show their children that they can go after any of the dreams they have and turn them into goals, knowing they are showing them the way. Because style is still important to us at home and in what we wear, even though we have children. For those juggling texts, social life, work life, parent life, housework, exercise and time out. For everyone who wants and strives for balance, as best as you possible can in our modern world.
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I hate admitting that because I value play so deeply, especially in those precious early years. It’s how our children learn, explore, imagine and build confidence. But as a mum trying to keep a household running and a business growing, it’s not always easy to appreciate those moments.
Rachaele Hambleton, aka Part Time Working Mummy, is an inspirational mum of six. The incredible 43-year-old is a Sunday Times Bestselling Author—four times over—founder of The Patchwork House, a support and guidance service for vulnerable individuals and families, and she’s also a successful entrepreneur, which includes her own clothing brand REBL.
We’re thrilled to welcome our new columnist Amanda Marks. Amanda is a Renowned Breastfeeding, Food & Sleep Consultant
With over 40 years of experience supporting families, Amanda Marks is a highly respected breastfeeding, food, and sleep consultant. Based in prestigious locations including 10 Harley Street, London, and Alderley Edge, Cheshire, Amanda has worked with families from diverse backgrounds, including media personalities and royalty, maintaining the highest standards of confidentiality.
At BROOD, we’re always drawn to stories that celebrate not just professional triumphs, but the heart and humanity behind them. Someone who embodies this spirit perfectly is Chris Billam-Smith—a world-class athlete
whose grit in the ring is matched only by his devotion to his family.
There’s a noticeable shift happening in how families spend their time. It isn’t loud or trend-led, and it’s rarely documented with before-and-after shots. Instead, it’s quieter and slower, rooted in small routines and shared moments. Family gardening is part of that change.
Our Head of Social Causes and Sub-Editor Teresa Parker was joined by BROOD Editor-in Chief Lolo Stubbs at an event in Parliament on the 2nd December 2025 to mark ten years of coercive control legislation. Teresa organised the event through her consultancy Teresa Parker Media, in partnership with Hawkins, Laxton & Co, which is run by her former colleagues Clare and Sian.
A lot of people still think wills are only for the wealthy or the elderly. I hear this all the time. In reality, wills are about far more than dividing up money.
Have you ever found yourself in a situationship that doesn’t serve you? You’re not sure why, you can’t quite put your finger on it, but deep down, something doesn’t feel right. Your gut is nudging you, your heart feels heavy, the energy is off, and somewhere in the background, the alarm bells are starting to ring.
This month, I’m thrilled to share two of our all-time favourite bakes: our homemade Hob Nobs and nostalgic Wagon Wheels. These recipes are more than just sweet treats—they’re time capsules. The Hob Nobs came from a rainy weekend when we had oats, butter, and not much else in the cupboards. The kids loved rolling the dough into little biscuit balls and watching them flatten in the oven. Dipping them in chocolate was the final touch—well, that and licking the spoon clean!
Mum-of-two Megan Ford shares how family life, late nights, and a passion for purposeful play sparked the beginnings of Ellor & Co — proving that big dreams really can start at the kitchen table.
Amateur star to world champion but the best title is ‘Mum’ | Natasha Jonas on returning to the ring …
Recharge Through Nature’s Medicine: Cacao Ceremonies
Sarah Jayne Dunn & Jon Smith
Navigating Vitamin Choices: Supporting Your Family’s Health
Interview with Mother Pukka – AKA Anna Whitehouse
STEVE OLIVER, MUSIC MAGPIE CO-FOUNDER & CEO
TASTY GARLIC AND HERB SALMON PASTA BY SIMON WOOD
Sarah Jayne Dunn & Jon Smith: On Creating more time with your family outdoors
Liz Taylor: business leader, events guru, speaker and author
Legoland, Billund, Denmark
IS GUILT A GIVEN WHEN YOU ARE A WORKING PARENT?
From Parliament to the Premier League: Campaigning for survivors of domestic abuse during this #16Da…
INSPIRATIONAL MUM ON A MISSION: ANNA KENNEDY OBE
Are you camp Dry January or camp Ginuary? Cocktail Recipes for both!
CHARLOTTE HAWKINS INTERVIEW: Mum of one, TV and radio presenter
Navigating Divorce: Essential Tips to Support Your Children
Jorgie Porter and Ollie Piotrowski
Interview with Ashley James
Paul ‘Omega’ Olima
Fun, Affordable Ideas to Keep Kids Entertained at Home
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