Motherhood

We love chatting to our customers. In this lovely feature, we talk to Sally Branson Dalwood. She’s a Melbourne mum of two, who used to be the director the Victorian National Party. Once her baby came along, she decided to give up her political career, and in this interview you’ll learn about what changed for her since becoming a mum. You’ll discover what a typical day is like with her little ones, and what the best and the most challenging aspects of motherhood are. Of course we also wanted to know about her experience with Tree Hut Village. 

In my corporate job I earned good money – and then I stopped earning money altogether. It came as a bit of a shock. Especially after parental leave payments finished as well.

I’ve never dreamed of having a baby. My husband did. I dreamed of having a career and being the CEO of a very large corporate by the time I’m 40.

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