Amy Molloy

Many women who experience ADHD can also struggle with body images issues. Understanding the link can be the first step in healing, writes Amy Molloy.

Last week, my son turned seven. The night before his birthday—and his last few hours as a six-year-old—I stood beside his bed and whispered three words:
We made it.

Do you believe in past lives? Ever wondered if your child has memories of a life they lived before? In this episode, we explore the fascinating world of past life parenting with award-winning journalist, author, ghostwriter & editor, Amy Molloy.

Ever wonder if your kid’s wild imagination and stories might actually be memories that mean something? In this episode, Janika talks with Amy Molloy, who just wrote a book all about past life parenting (yep, that’s a thing — and it’s right up Janika’s alley). They dive into kids remembering past lives, how those past lives might be affecting us now, trusting gut feelings, and how to help future adults grow into emotionally solid little humans.

Welcome to this Light-filled episode of The Happy Mama Movement Podcast.
Today, I'm thrilled to be joined by the remarkable Amy Molloy—an award-winning journalist, editor, author, and the creative force behind the hit podcast The Space, which has garnered over 6 million downloads. Amy's dedication to “words that move the world forward” has led her to craft compelling narratives that resonate deeply with audiences worldwide.

What if your child remembered a past life? What if the things they say aren't just imagination… but wisdom carried across lifetimes?
In this heartfelt and mind-expanding episode, I sit down with my beautiful friend Amy Molloy, journalist, award-winning author, ghostwriter, and the brilliant mind behind the book Wise Child (published by Hay House, March 2025).

This story is part of the April 27 edition of Sunday Life.

In her new book, Wise Child, journalist and mother of three, Amy Molloy, dives into the world of past life parenting—a concept that’s as mind-bending as it is deeply comforting. All over the world, parents, therapists, educators, and healers are saying the same thing: this generation of children is different.

What if your child's epic tantrums aren't your fault – or theirs? What if the reason they struggle to sleep, act up around crowds and are very clingy goes way back?
Way, way back. Beyond the womb... to a time before even you were born.

When it comes to death and loss, our kids have a lot to say—if we're brave enough to listen.

During lunch breaks at Kiama High School, groups of year 7 and year 8 students can be found taking part in an unexpected lunchbreak activity — the fantasy role-play tabletop game, Dungeons & Dragons (D&D).

The benefits of bushcare for the mental health of regional locations.

Parents are concerned by pressure felt by young Cadets to stop taking medication prescribed for Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).