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Originally from Stockholm, Sweden - Steph came to Sydney, Australia at 18 years old to follow her dream of becoming a graphic artist, and launched her blog watermeloncrush.com The blog has continued to grow into a lifestyle, fashion and creative platform that fuels her career as creative director, professional coffee drinker and hobby photographer.
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  • Because why did it even matter, in the first place? Thank you @instagram — a rare and bold move by a big company who is actually doing the right things. Thank you. Let’s get back to being creative. #nolikes #nothanks 199 6
  • Are you kidding me @saltbyhendrix 😛 50 3
  • The two most frequently asked question when it comes to new mum life has been ‘Is she sleeping?’ and subtle hints asking if you’re feeling ok in your new body. For me, this was a very loaded subject given my history, and probably what I feared most about the transition in to motherhood. I was ashamed to admit it too, because I wanted to be one of those girls who just didn’t care, but it was absolutely playing on my mind. The second Rose entered the world, I let go of it all. It was something I didn’t expect to ever stop worrying about, but life now had more meaning then ever before, and nothing was going to come in the way of me putting her first. I’ve slowly inched back into the gym over the last 6 months, and though I most days feel defeated over the fact that I’ve lost so much strength, or don’t get to spend as much time in the gym as I’d like, I feel GOOD about going. It makes me feel good, but I’m now also doing it for a bigger and more important reason than before. If you’re stuck, or wanting to change something in your own routine, my biggest advice is to just start. The rest will happen. And cute workout gear always helps ;) @dharmabumsactive 88 5
  • Making new friends. 41 6
  • Teething, but cute. 173 25
  • We all want the best for our children. No matter where you’re born, raised or what kind of family you’re from, your parents want what is best for you. Most of us are given all the tools our parents have, to help and protect us against things in the world that try to knock us down. But sometimes, that is not enough. I personally was not badly bullied at school, but I had friends who were, and I saw it happen — all the time. When I was growing up we didn’t have access to social media and computers the way kids do now, and if bullying took place it was mainly in ‘the open’, where people could see it, hear it, and intervene. Today, kids (and adults) sit behind the safety of their phones or keyboards and think it’s ok to bully. There is no consequence, no fear of getting called out. It’s fucking ugly, cowardly, disgusting behavior. Now is the time to take a stand. Talk to your kids about it. Talk to your friends about it. Your colleagues, your partner. There is no time or place for bullying. Thank you @augustethelabel for this incredible campaign with @cybersmilefoundation — and for making a difference in the world #augusteagainstbullying #stopbullying 140 12
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