PRC x To The Moon, Honey

It all started when we gave birth on the same day – at that time we knew each other peripherally from our background as beauty editors at different fashion magazines, but our friendship started when we both had motherhood in common. During our maternity leave, we enjoyed sharing the many ups and downs motherhood consists of. We also started talking about the importance of having somewhere to reflect on your experiences and knowing that you are not alone – which is so important to emphasize when it comes to motherhood. We are proud and humbled to see the community that we have built with To The Moon, Honey. A community where women share their honest stories to help others who find themselves in the same position, but also to widen their horizons and show that there is not one right way to being a good mother.

We have learned so much during these past few years. Not only by talking to experts in the field of motherhood and emotional life for women but also by listening to such different life perspectives and stories from the women who share their stories in our community. One general thing that we are both very grateful for, is seeing the great possibilities hidden in putting your curiosity first. We know that it's easy, especially for women and when it comes to the choices you make as a mother, to choose a more judgmental approach. You will go a long way by being open-minded instead.

The biggest milestone was launching the To The Moon, Honey podcast. 150 birth stories witness that no two are alike. Many pregnant women use our podcast as preparation for their birth and our episodes are being recommended by midwives and Danish hospitals to expecting mothers. That is a very important recognition.

A classic look for both of us would be jeans with ballerinas or a pair of sneakers, a nice cashmere jumper – maybe in a bold colour, and a well-fitted blazer. It’s the perfect uniform for a day at the office and in the afternoon when you pick up the kids and end up on the playground you can take off the blazer for a less formal look.