THE PHILOSOPHY
The Citrus Growth Framework™
The Citrus Growth Framework™ is a psychology-informed framework that integrates research on matrescence, child development, attachment and emotional wellbeing into practical support for mothers. Rather than focusing only on milestones, it explores the emotional, psychological and relational changes that happen throughout motherhood.
Meet the Citrus Growth Family
Eight stages of growth
From the very beginning through the school years, eight stages growing alongside your family. .
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Seed
Conception to birth
The Seed stage holds the beginning - the hopes, the changes and the quiet preparation before your baby arrives.
Sprout
0 to 12 months
Sprout covers the first year, where everything is new for you and your baby at once.
Kumquat
Toddlers
Kumquat follows the toddler years - movement, language and the first real negotiations.
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Mandarin
Kindy to Starting School
Mandarin marks the move into kindy and early school, and the social world that opens up.
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Orange
Primary school
Orange holds the middle primary years, as independence and friendships take centre stage.
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Grapefruit
High School
Grapefruit carries through high school, where the relationship keeps growing and changing.
Lemon
Motherhood
Lemon marks the moment the cycle turns - when your child steps into motherhood herself, and you see your own journey reflected back.
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Lime
Fatherhood
Lime turns the lens to the other parent - the father's own journey, his growth alongside motherhood and the role he plays in the family's story.
Which stage am I in?
Answer a few short questions about where you and your child are right now, and we'll point you to the stage and program that fits.
See how the framework comes to life
The Citrus Growth Framework™ sits underneath every Intuitive Mummas program. Explore them to see it in practice.
Growing with you through every stage of motherhood.
© 2026 Intuitive Mummas. Founded by Bek Pozzoli. An education service for mothers. Bek is an educator, not a clinician.