🌿 From a Park Bench to CosyChats
CosyChats didn’t start as an idea — it started with a conversation.
🧬 Rooted in Lived Experience
It began during our IVF journey.
At the time, everything felt clinical and distant. When support was offered, it felt formal — structured in a way that didn’t quite fit what we needed.
What we were really looking for was simple:
someone who had actually been through it.
⚡ The Moment That Changed Everything
One day, sitting on a bench near the clinic, a stranger asked if they could sit down.
I explained we were going through IVF.
They paused, then said:
“Sh*t, isn’t it?”
In that moment, something shifted.
There was no explanation needed. No need to filter what I said. Just a conversation with someone who had experienced something similar.
🪄 The Power of Shared Experience
That conversation stayed with us.
When you talk to someone who has been through something similar, it feels different.
It’s not about advice or answers —
it’s about recognition.
A moment where you feel understood, without having to explain everything.
☂️ A Digital Version of That Moment
We believe more people should be able to find that kind of connection.
CosyChats is a way to find your own version of that moment —
someone to talk to, based on shared experience.
Simple, one-to-one conversations, on your terms.
🚀 What CosyChats Is About
CosyChats connects parents for conversations based on personal experience.
No expectations.
No pressure.
Just real conversations between people who understand parts of the same journey.
🌿 Where We Are Today
Our journey led us to adoption — and to our three very different, very real children.
Like most parents, we’re still figuring things out as we go.
CosyChats was created to make those kinds of conversations easier to find —
connecting parents through shared experience, not expertise.
At a certain point in my life, I realised I wanted to take a chance on doing something meaningful — to step away from my office job and build something that reflected that belief.
Something rooted in real life, real conversations, and the idea that even if it doesn’t work out, it’s worth trying.
🟰 Find Your Conversation
If you’re looking to talk to someone who’s been through something similar, you can find that connection here.
👉 Find a parent to talk to