Our Healthy Mummy community come together to host Bun in the Oven events

Raisha’s Bun in the Oven morning tea

Raisha Aarden says that the morning tea that was held in Newcastle was a wonderful success!

“What a gorgeous & generous bunch of Mummas! Together we have so far raised $525 & will continue to raise funds for The Gidget Foundation!”

The Bun in the Oven picnic

Sally Stepniewski says she raised over $100 for The Gidget Foundation. The foods she made for the picnic were all made from The Healthy Mummy Bun in the Oven eBook and were all gluten-free.

“It was a gorgeous morning at our local lake, we went for a walk together around the lake, then the kids played and ate, while us mummas chatted, and enjoyed the glorious weather and good company.”

Bootcamp then Bun in the Oven event

Kate Jacklin says that she headed off to boot camp then attended a Bun in the Oven morning tea picnic. “It was wonderful spending the morning with a bunch of lovely ladies all knowing how important this cause is.”

Cassie’s Bun in the Oven afternoon tea

Cassie McKay held her Bun in the Oven afternoon tea and everything she made was a Healthy Mummy recipe – either from the 28 Day Challenge recipe hub or the Bun in the Oven recipe book.

Cassie recently shared with us why this cause is so close to her heart.

Check out some of her baked goodies below.

Amy Atkinson says that today’s Bun in the Oven morning tea was a success and look at those happy faces including Kate Jacklin who was attending her second event for the day! Well done ladies!

Perinatal Depression and Anxiety (PNDA) PND effects 1 in 5 mums & 1 in 10 dads and it is the biggest cause of maternal death.

“We are so passionate about supporting The Gidget Foundation to do all we can as mothers to raise money for this much-needed cause,” she says.

You can also still donate, just go to The Healthy Mummy donation page to make a small donation – it can be $1 or more if you can afford it.