Stacey Hicks

Deputy Editor

Stacey Hicks is the Deputy Editor for Mamamia. She is an award-winning journalist and the former editor of WHO and Girlfriend magazines. With a passion for telling the real-life stories of Australian women, she has also worked for publications including Kidspot, 7 News and That's Life. She won't shut up about all things pop culture, travel and lifestyle - you can follow her on Instagram @staceyahicks.

Stacey Hicks

Deputy Editor

'I was blindsided by the level of grief.' What no one tells you about losing your grandparent.

'I'm in a mixed phone relationship and it's ruining my life.'

Okay, but what are Nara Smith's 3 kids doing while she makes butter from scratch?

'I buy everything for my toddler on Amazon. Here are the best products I’ve found.'

'As a curvy girl, Bridgerton should've made me feel seen. Instead, it confirmed what I've always feared.'

'My mum is terminal so I’m asking her this list of questions before it’s too late.'

'I'm a stay-at-home-mum and hired an au pair for my twins. People think it’s selfish.'

This happened in the one place all mums should feel safe to take their babies.

'Hear me out, Brisbane is the ultimate girls' weekend destination.'

'No, you don’t need to document everything. (But I can’t stop).'

Married but dating other people: Meet the couples re-defining modern marriage.

'I just got back from Byron Bay with my toddler. Here are my top recommendations.'

Heather was 18 when her mum was murdered on a luxury holiday. She orchestrated the whole thing.

14 Airbnbs that’ll make you feel like you’re in Bali… without leaving your state.

'I travelled solo for 3 months without my husband. One comment about it made me furious.'

A very honest recap of riding a Peloton in the middle of the Mamamia office.

You’re either a dog person, or a person with a dog. You can’t be both.

Your emotional support water bottle tells me everything I need to know about you.

'I've been on a mission to find shoes for big feet that aren’t... ugly. Here are 11 options.'

Everyone is suddenly romanticising 'soulmate friendships'. They're bulls**t.