The choices can feel overwhelming, but remember – you’re not alone. Get fresh inspiration and perspective with advice from real mamas.
Taking these steps now can make a dramatic and positive impact on your career after having kids.
Working moms are more likely than working dads to say work-life balance has gotten harder.
There are strategic and tactical ways to make your resume stand out among the rest.
Your LinkedIn profile best reflects who you are and what you're looking for next.
Overall, women lost 156,000 jobs while men gained 16,000 jobs.
A reminder that a little humanity goes a long way, and a lot of humanity might change someone's life.
Until I was a working mom, I didn’t realize the sacrifice, exhaustion…
Report: "The burden of the coronavirus pandemic is falling hardest on women."
"The midwives and nurses were so invested in helping me not only become a mom but also a lawyer," said Hill.
Moms aren't failures—it's our sexist culture that's failing us all.
Motherly's co-founders answer the newborn care question on nearly every new working mama's mind.
Because it's the only way they can survive the mental load.
Moms aren't "unsung heroes," they're victims of a broken society.
File under "already-difficult things the pandemic has made much, much worse."
This year has brought so much stress and sadness, but it's also brought an opportunity to reimagine education and childcare.
Lawmakers need to step up, starting with passing two pieces of legislation heading to the House this week.
Sixty percent of businesses in the childcare industry are minority-owned, but historically these workers are vastly underpaid and under appreciated. As Motherly reported last year, on average, America's childcare workers make less than Amazon delivery drivers.
The pandemic is proving how broken the system is.
The pandemic is fast-tracking burnout.
My own daughter's tantrum taught me an extremely valuable lesson.