Are you ready to create your own happy ending?
Be inspired by Australian women who have taken motherhood into their own hands and become Solo Mums by Choice
Solo Mum by Choice (SMBC): A woman who takes motherhood into her own hands and choses to have a child on her own. This is typically achieved with the assistance of a sperm donor (known or anonymous), and can also include egg donation and adoption.
Latest episodes:
S2:E5 – Jess, Gwen and Freddie
Jess knew from when she was a child that she wanted to be a mum and having her family thanks to a donor was…
S2:E4 – Sarah and Noah
Sarah went to a seminar at a Melbourne IVF clinic to learn about freezing her eggs, but after talking to a specialist, realised having…
S2:E3 – TJ and Baby Star
TJ had an amazing life, but at 46 had a sudden realisation that she was meant to be a mother. She pursued all avenues,…
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6 weeks before I turned 40 my dreams of becoming a mother finally came true thanks to the generosity of an anonymous sperm donor. While it definitely wasn’t my plan A, I now wouldn’t have it any other way. I absolutely love life with my gorgeous daughter Alexandra and finally feel like I’ve found my purpose – she is my “why”.
With the No Need For Prince Charming podcast I’ve had the privilege of meeting so many inspiring women who have embarked on motherhood on their own terms. I hope if you are just starting out in this journey you’ll find each episode provides you with the advice, confidence and inspiration I wish I had. If you are already an SMBC, welcome to the village and please reach out if you would like to share your amazing story.
Enjoying the realness of this podcast. While these stories will never be my lived experience it is important for me to listen.
— Taku
Mums are inspiring, but listening to the stories of these mums, who have taken matters into their own handstand created their own happily ever after are awe inspiring! Awesome podcast!
— Christina
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