Women choosing a Child-Free life is on the rise and is one conversation that always sparks strong opinions. More women and couples are choosing to stay child free, or pushing back to later in life before opting in to have a family.

In this episode of The SHE Word, Trudy sits down with three women who are Child Free, Guilt Free and want to remain Judgement Free. Joined by Victoria Chan - a 36 year old business owner who is making a living from the extremely successor Sip And Paint, Sarah Magri - Accountant, dancer and dance instructor in her 20s and Entrepreneur Vivienne Bajada who left her government policy position to start her own floristry business.

The four women navigate the motivations to remain childfree; the implications and advantages. Listen as the women address the judgement and assumptions made in relation to women who have not opted in to a family life - through the eyes of four women who fully appreciate how challenging it must be to parent a child.

From being told they are selfish, to asking ‘who will look after you when you are old?’, and ‘what will be your legacy when you are gone?’ - the four women tackle the most commonly aired comments. Relate to the guests as they address the issue of an aging population with a contradicting approach of lack of support for women and families wanting to have kids. Delve into this topic with the guests as they dissect the discussion that so often arises around a very personal choice, that so often draws very public opinion.

Whether you are a parent or child-free, share in this powerful, passionate, articulate and often funny conversation as the four women navigate one of life’s most taboo and misunderstood topics. Be seen. Whoever you are.

With HUGE thanks to: Browns, Prohealth, Tampax, Always, Maison Perrier, Satariano Living, Dave’s Supermarkets, iCentre, YUE, Ayurveda, Growth Gurus, Monsoon, Myoka Spas and UBER

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