Free tools,
for the mornings that need one.
Small things I built for the year after the baby: a wheel that gives you back ten minutes, a list that packs the bag, a stylist who tells you whether you can feed in a dress before you buy it. None of them need an account. Most of them take a minute.
Free and instant
Open it, use it, close it.
Nothing to sign up for. A few ask for your email only if you want the result sent to you.
The Window
Tell it how many minutes and how many hands you have free, and the wheel picks one small thing for you: a stretch, a shower, a page of a book, ten minutes of nothing. A jar counts them up.
Spin the wheel →
The Order
Eight questions about your feeding, your season and your days, then twelve pieces in the order they earn their place, with pictures and a shop link for each. Nothing you do not need.
Get my order →
The Bag
Packed for how you feed, heal and travel, with the pump things and the recovery things in the right place. Tick as you pack; it remembers. Print it or email it to yourself.
Pack the bag →
The Sunday Reset
Tap the kind of day each day is and it lays out seven outfits, one window of time for you each day, and the three things that matter this week. Print it, or have it emailed.
Reset my week →
Nine
Pick any three things from your wardrobe and Anah shows you nine ways to wear them, on you if you add one photo. The fastest way to see how a capsule thinks.
Try three pieces →
Will it feed?
Any top, dress or jumpsuit from any shop. One free look a day, three more with your email, then a token a check. Honest, kind, and it tells you what to wear instead.
Check a garment →
First Look
Upload a full-length photo and get your palette card, your shape notes and a first capsule sketch, free. The place to start if you have never done any of this.
Start with a photo →
The Postpartum Lookbook
A whole lookbook of postpartum outfits in the NennVersa style, so you can see what the guides look like before you spend anything.
Open the lookbook →
The 5-Day Challenge
One email a day for five days, each with one thing to do that takes less time than a feed. By the end you have a wardrobe that works with your body as it is now.
Join the five days →
The Colour Season Quiz
Two minutes of questions and you know whether camel or navy is your friend, and which shades near your face make a tired morning look like a decision.
Find my season →
The Body Shape Quiz
Not apple or pear. It asks where the weight sits this month and tells you which shapes do the work, and it is fine to come back when that changes.
Find my shape →
The Signature Style Quiz
Ten quick picks and you have your style word, with the pieces that carry it, so shopping stops being guessing.
Find my style →
Your Style Board
Heart any outfit on the blog and it lands here. Add one photo and see any of them on you.
Open my board →Small, and yours to keep
Two things that cost less than a coffee and a sandwich.
One payment each, no subscription, and they stay on your shelf.
Your Palette Card
Your twelve colours and ten pieces on a card for your wallet and your lock screen, so you have it in the changing room. Four cards, a PDF, yours forever.
Make my card →
The Twelve
Choose twelve pieces you already own or want, and Anah writes thirty outfits from them, each with a note on why and how it opens for a feed. Your own capsule, in an afternoon.
Build my twelve →The bigger things
When you want the whole wardrobe worked out.
Each one is a page of its own; this is only the door.
The capsule guides
Complete wardrobes, thirty outfits each, every top opens at the front, shown flat and then on a body. Pick the one that looks like your life.
See the guides →
Your Style File
One photograph, four answers, and Anah builds your file: your palette, your shape rules, your pieces, your outfits, and three pictures of you in them.
Start my file →
The Atelier
Anah every morning, already knowing your season, your shape and your closet. The community, the magazine, the planner, and Dress me for the mornings when choosing is the hard part.
Come and see →Why they are free
Because the first year is expensive enough.
I made these for the mornings I remember: the bag half packed at 2 am, the dress in the basket I could not feed in, the ten minutes I did not know what to do with. Use as many as you like. If one of them helps, tell another mama.
The focus is on you, mama.