The Mum Ribbon Movement: everything you need to know
Mums across the country are being encouraged to tie a ribbon to their bag
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Mums across the country are being encouraged to tie a ribbon to their bag
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The fact that it’s such an easy - and discreet - thing to do is what makes it so ideal for new mums
“This is an antidote to loneliness, comparison, division, fear of being rebuffed when supporting others," says therapist Anna Mathur, who came up with the idea.
Author and psychotherapist Anna Mathur, from Surrey, launched the campaign on social media as she recalled feeling 'empty in the tank' when out with her own children one day.