Tori Bowman Johnson

Tori Bowman Johnson

Tori, a freelance writer, has worked in production, talent management & branding since her agency role at Vivien’s Model Management in Melbourne in 2011. Tori has recently launched, The First Word; a conversational podcast for women, particularly those who juggle young children & paid work. Tori is also a very proud mum of two little boys.

Articles written by Tori Bowman

I paused my career for motherhood - now I’m wondering who I am
Parenthood
I paused my career for motherhood - now I’m wondering who I am
Some days, weeks, or months just feel tougher than others. Something shifts - maybe a chemical change in the brain or a life event - and suddenly, you’re left feeling low, unravelled, and lost. It’s unsettling. It’s uncomfortable. And it’s scary.
Parenting rituals: What are they and do I need one?
Lifestyle
Parenting rituals: What are they and do I need one?
Lately, it seems everyone is talking about ‘rituals’ - whether in the context of self-care, wellness, skincare, or even parenting.
6 ways I’ve learned to save time as a parent
Parenthood
6 ways I’ve learned to save time as a parent
Parents are time-poor. We all know this. Even when you manage to leave the house 15 minutes early, something inevitably derails your plans: a last-minute nappy explosion, a child needing the toilet, a refusal to wear shoes, or the sudden desire to bring every toy they own to your destination.
Where are we at with bounce-back culture?
Parenthood
Where are we at with bounce-back culture?
Where exactly are we with the idea of ‘bouncing back’ after having a baby? Physically, socially, mentally—even in terms of housework?
7 ways to beat the “I’m bored” statement these summer holidays
Parenthood
7 ways to beat the “I’m bored” statement these summer holidays
With summer holidays fast approaching, it’s time to start thinking about how to entertain the kids—not for two weeks, but for six to eight long weeks.
How to have a memorable holiday at home
Lifestyle
How to have a memorable holiday at home
Times are tough right now, financially speaking. We’re all feeling it, aren’t we? My husband and I recently paid $17.50 for two coffees—and while we nearly fainted, we tapped anyway. Because let’s face it: 6 a.m. with kids and no coffee? No, thank you.