At the Paris 2024 Olympics, Team GB has seen a remarkable performance from its athletes, particularly mothers, with a record nine mothers competing and achieving podium finishes. Notable successes include Amber Rutter, who won silver in skeet shooting just three months after giving birth, and Katy Marchant, who secured gold in track cycling, celebrating with her family trackside. The introduction of a creche in the Olympic Village, supported by a WhatsApp group for mothers, has provided essential assistance, allowing athletes to balance motherhood and competition. Allyson Felix has been a strong advocate for these changes, emphasizing the need for family-friendly facilities. The UK Sport Pregnancy Policy, established in 2021, further helps support athletes returning to sport after childbirth. This supportive environment is credited with empowering athletes to excel post-motherhood, showcasing the vital role of family support in their achievements.