Author: Sabina Green

Author: Sabina Green
Founder & Editor of Mummy Matters

Hi, I’m Sabina, and thank you for stopping by.

I’m the founder and editor of Mummy Matters, a UK family lifestyle publication that has been helping parents navigate everyday family life since 2009.

As a mum of three, proud stepmum and business owner, I know first-hand that parenting is full of incredible highs, unexpected challenges and plenty of moments where we simply wonder if we’re getting it right.

That’s why I created Mummy Matters—to share honest experiences, practical advice and well-researched information that helps families feel a little more confident and a little less alone.

My Experience

For more than 17 years, I’ve been writing about the realities of family life as my own children have grown from babies into teenagers and young adults.

That means many of the topics I write about come from lived experience, including:

  • Parenting through every stage of childhood and adolescence.
  • Blended family life as a stepmum.
  • Child development and school life.
  • Teen mental wellbeing and family relationships.
  • Family routines, organisation and home life.
  • SEND referrals, assessments and supporting children with additional needs.
  • UK family travel, days out and camping adventures.
  • Honest reviews of family products, attractions and services.

Whilst every family is different, I hope sharing both the successes and the challenges helps readers feel understood and supported.

My Approach

Every article I publish starts with one simple question:

“Will this genuinely help another family?”

My writing combines real-life parenting experience with careful research from trusted UK sources.

Where appropriate, I reference guidance from organisations such as the NHS, GOV.UK, recognised charities, educational bodies and subject specialists to ensure articles are accurate, balanced and practical.

I also believe in being transparent. If an article contains personal opinion, sponsored content or affiliate links, that’s always made clear to readers.

Continuing Professional Development

Although my greatest education has come from raising my own family, I’m committed to continually developing my knowledge.

Over the years I’ve completed training and professional development in areas including:

  • Basic First Aid
  • Child Development
  • Child Behaviour
  • Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
  • ADHD education and awareness
  • Parenting and family wellbeing

Learning never stops, and I regularly keep up to date with new research, guidance and best practice so the information I share remains helpful and relevant.

Areas of Expertise

My writing focuses on topics including:

  • Parenting advice
  • Child development
  • Teenagers
  • Family health and wellbeing
  • Home and family life
  • Sleep and routines
  • Family travel
  • Honest product reviews
  • Family-friendly days out
  • Lifestyle for busy parents

Editorial Standards

Every article published on Mummy Matters is researched, written, reviewed and approved by me.

Whilst I occasionally use modern tools to support planning or improve clarity, every article reflects my own experiences, editorial judgement and commitment to creating trustworthy content for families.

You can learn more by reading the Editorial Policy.

Beyond Writing

When I’m not writing, you’ll usually find me exploring the UK with my family, planning our next camping adventure, enjoying a good cup of tea or working behind the scenes to make Mummy Matters an even better resource for parents.

After more than 17 years, I still feel incredibly grateful that families choose to spend part of their day reading something I’ve written.

That’s a privilege I’ll never take for granted.

Thank you for being here.

Sabina Green

Founder & Editor, Mummy Matters

Quick Facts

  • Role: Founder & Editor, Mummy Matters
  • Writing since: 2009
  • Based in: Lincolnshire, England
  • Specialises in: Parenting, child development, family life and UK family travel

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