Join the conversation as we come together on our 35th Anniversary of Mothers at Home Matter!

Mothers At Home Matter Annual Conference - Reclaiming Motherhood

How have we reached a point where mothers are only counted for their economic activity, where care is seen as a burden and children as obstacles to our careers?

The time has come to tell a new story.

Join the conversation as we come together on our 35th Anniversary of Mothers at Home Matter to re-evaluate the work of mothering; gain a deeper understanding of the needs of our children and explore how we can create a society where mothers, families and society can flourish.

There will be an early bird option available for those who book their tickets in September and an online option for anyone who would prefer to join remotely.

We welcome babies and children at our conference. There will be a side room with a screen and live link to watch the conference and some toys and space for your children to play. Please ensure you purchase a free of charge ticket for babies and a child ticket is priced at £4.

Join us for a day filled with insightful discussions and networking opportunities all centered around the importance of motherhood. Where mothers from all walks of life can come together to celebrate and empower each other.

Date: Tuesday 10th November 2026

Time: 10:30 - 15.30

Address: 11 Mandeville Place, London, W1U 3AJ

How to get to the MAHM Conference:

Mandeville Place is a side street in Marylebone, one block north of Oxford Street. The building is not prominently signed from the outside: it is at number 11; look for the number beside the door.The nearest London Underground station is Bond Street (Central and Jubilee lines, and the Elizabeth line), approximately five minutes on foot. Baker Street (Bakerloo, Circle, Hammersmith and City, Jubilee, Metropolitan lines) is about fifteen minutes on foot.Reception contact number: 020 7034 4000

Ticket prices vary depending on whether you are a member and whether you are attending online or in person. And if you will be attending with your children.( Please ensure you select the correct ticket selections).

Conference Speakers:

Anne Fennell

Mother of 6 sons, Chair of MAHM and President of the European Federation of Parents and Carers at Home. Anne will speak about the growing impact of MAHM over the last few years and the launch of a new international movement, reclaiming motherhood, bringing together organisations committed to strengthening mothering around the world. Where do we go from here?

Steve Biddulph

Steve Biddulph (https://www.stevebiddulph.com/) is an internationally renowned psychologist, author and family advocate who has spent more than 35 years working with children and parents. His bestselling books, including Raising Boys, Raising Girls, The Secret of Happy Children and The New Manhood, have helped millions of families around the world. His work focuses on children’s development, the importance of strong family relationships, and helping parents understand and meet their children’s emotional needs.

Professor Sam Wass

Professor Sam Wass is a developmental cognitive neuroscientist and Director of the Institute for the Science of Early Years and Youth at the University of East London. His research explores how early environments and interactions with caregivers shape children's developing attention, stress regulation, learning and wellbeing.His work uses innovative methods to study babies and young children in real-world settings, examining how stress, distraction, social interaction and co-regulation influence early development. He is particularly interested in how children develop the ability to regulate their attention and arousal through their interactions with the adults around them.

Sophia Worringer

Sophia Worringer is the Deputy Research Director at the social policy think tank, the Centre for Social Justice, working on policies around family breakdown and family formation. Sophia is heading a new project on Valuing Motherhood. She previously worked for an MP and in the House of Lords. Sophia has written for outlets including the Telegraph and the Spectator and is a frequent commentator across various broadcast channels. Sophia is a mother of an 18-month-old daughter.

Don’t worry if you’re not able to take part in the whole day. Buying a ticket means you will be sent the recording after the conference so you can catch up in your own time.

If you can’t attend our London event why not get together with some local mums and watch the online conference together? Please contact your local MAHM support group and see if there’s a watch event near you: https://www.mothersathomematter.com/our-community

Please do not be put off if you would like to attend the conference but the ticket price makes things tricky. We value your presence. If you need a complimentary online ticket, please email conference@mothersathomematter.com

If you have any questions about our conference please check out our Confer

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