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Sooooooo...what is MamaTuppa you ask?

I am an oral health therapist, have a fabulous and supportive husband with 2 adorable kids and a miniature schnauzer called Olive. We live in the beautiful city of Brisbane, Queensland and I am really passionate about good food and teaching our kids about how to prepare, cook and store healthy foods. I have loved Tupperware for as long as I can remember so these things just go hand in hand to help us in the quest for good health.
"But why start MamaTuppa and doesn't everyone just eat like we do?" My darling husband says to me over dinner of colorful salad and chicken. I stared at him! Literally just stared at him. He works in accounting so is pretty sheltered from poor dietary choices as he just eats what ever is in the fridge that I have bought. I had to stop, process what he said and think about my response before I spoke. I work in an industry plagued by the side effects of poor nutrition and poor oral hygiene habits. Combine these habits and I, unfortunately will be in business for life! 

We live in a world that can be so hectic, parents work full time and there are so many convenience food choices out there. And don't get me started on all the drink choices that are loaded full of sugar....sugary and acidic drinks are what really keep me busy at work. I love my job, but I just get sad when I see families that have numerous health issues due to sugary drinks and foods. I got into oral health therapy as a way to educate families on choosing foods and drinks that not only nourish the soul, but to help keep their teeth and gums disease free so they are able to actually eat and drink those nourishing and delicious foods and drinks.

So my brain wave of MamaTuppa was born. With the support of beautiful family memebers and friends, I decided to embrace my love of health, family, good food choices and Tupperware as a way to assist with educating families on good food and drink choices and providing tips and tricks for good oral and overall health.

Welcome to MamaTuppa and I look forward to joining me in the journey to good health!



Find me on Instagram - MamaTuppa

Love, Leah xo

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  1. love you long long time MamaTuppa; you, and this venture, are amazing xox

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    1. Thank you so much for your ongoing support Landsoftly! you are a fabulous cheerleader and have inspired me so much over the years.

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