Since I was a child I knew I wanted to be a designer, I used to make dresses for my dolls and customize my own clothes from early age.

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When I became an adult, I knew I needed to focus on my designs but I didn't know what to do, and after I became pregnant from an abusive partner,  I started to design and sell some clothes to relatives and family members in order to get rid of him and support myself.

 

After a while, My daughter came to the earth in a traumatic birth experience, and I realised I couldn't leave it like that so I started my Doula training to help other mums not to suffer such an horrible experience and heal myself by healing the others.

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As I was at risk and I didn't get any support to protect me towards the violent ex-partner, I traveled to the UK with my baby daughter to find a new future free from abuse.

 

Although I had many breastfeeding problems after she born, I also made a breastfeeding peer support course that helped me to the point I could carry on breastfeeding for over 5 years. I discovered the world of baby slings and I fall in love with all of them! I researched and found patterns and created new ones and I used my creativity and passion to design and sell some mei tais, ring slings and baby wraps  while I was a single mum. 

 

I happily married my husband and had a new baby at home  and it was a wonderful experience, I am breastfeeding him and I still feel I cant leave him even for a minute.

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Motherhood isn't always easy but it is so amazing and revitalizing. It is a launcher for the inner creativity we all have inside and for me, a kind of re-birthing... 

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Now, I am a proud and satisfied mother of two, that believes dreams can become real with effort and patience.

 

Marsupinur for me means that homeschooling and long term breastfeeding are an option for my children, so we  can share  every single step of our lifes as a family.

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My children are the motor and battery that run my life and my day a day. I grow and learn form and with them everyday and I didn't want to  leave them to go back to work so I brought work to home.

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Thanks you for helping to make this story a reality.

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