What have we got for you?

Hello,

Thank you for your interest in our Midlife Butterfly Club.

You probably have lots of questions about what we do and more important what can we do for you?

The most common questions are likely to be:

Am I a Midlife Woman?
How would I know if I am a Midlife Woman?
Is it a good or bad thing to be a Midlife Woman?

Maybe you are even asking a deeper question like:
Is accepting that one is a Midlife Woman the end of something or the beginning of something?

The answer to that deeper question is –
It is both.
It is the end of being a Young Woman, where your life follows a predictable pattern, and the beginning of being a Free Woman, where you can create the life you want.

There are many other questions that will come up and we have created a little document for you called Frequently Asked Questions about being a Midlife Woman.

You can get a download copy of it at no cost by clicking on this link.

Love Jean Macdonald – The Midlife Midwife

PS We also have the Midlife Butterfly Club which provides ongoing support to midlife women through its online Magazine which has articles, videos and audio tracks which you can download to listen to on your phone.

Membership of the Butterfly Club normally costs £19-95 per month. However, we want to get this valuable information out to as many women as possible. So we are giving a MONTH’S FREE TRIAL MEMBERSHIP UNTIL AFTER CHRISTMAS.

You can cancel at the end of the month. If you like what you see and experience in the Butterfly Club you can stay on after your free period at the substantially reduced subscription of £9 per month. You are free to cancel at any time.

So click this link to join using PayPal. https://midlifebutterflyclub.org/#membership

You do not have to have a PayPal account to join, and you will see that no money will be taken from your account.

I look forward to welcoming you to the Butterfly Club.

Love Jean Macdonald – Chief Butterfly

PS To hear what we have coming up for you in the Twelve Days, watch my video below.

Latest Resources

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They Say I’m Different – Betty Davis

3 May 2026

Betty Davis’s They Say I’m Different is a fearless anthem that still empowers midlife women today. Released in 1974, it celebrates bold individuality and challenges conformity. For women reclaiming their identity in midlife, Davis’s unapologetic message offers inspiration to live authentically..

Money and You

1 May 2026

Your relationship with money influences how you think, feel, and act about wealth. The beliefs you hold may attract abundance or push it away. By shifting your mindset, clearing clutter, using positive affirmations, and taking inspired action, you open yourself to receiving more financial opportunities and prosperity.

Time for some Kidology

29 April 2026

Kidology is a clever parenting technique that helps children accept boundaries while fostering independence. By shifting responsibility to external rules, parents can reduce power struggles and guide behaviour gently. Discover how one mum used Kidology to overcome toilet training setbacks—and how you can apply it in daily life.

Rejuvenate your life with Journaling

27 April 2026

Journaling for midlife women offers a simple yet powerful way to reflect, reduce stress, and stay focused on your goals. Discover how daily writing, Morning Pages, and guided prompts can support emotional clarity, boost creativity, and help you move forward with confidence and purpose.

Childhood Care and Romantic Relationships

24 April 2026

Early childhood care shapes how we love as adults. Attachment styles—anxious, avoidant, or secure—often mirror our first relationships with caregivers. This series by Heather Garbutt explores how to recognise and shift unhealthy patterns, empowering you to build the love life you truly deserve, no matter your past.

How do you feel about You?

22 April 2026

How you feel about yourself affects every part of your life. If self-worth is low, identifying the factors behind it—like unrealistic expectations or past experiences—can help. By recognising these influences and prioritising self-care, you can begin to rebuild a stronger, more positive relationship with yourself.

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