Career & Money
Building a career you love and solid finances are a big part of your life. Whether you're ready to save for a house or are just trying to clear up financial messiness, it’s time to get real about money. Start here.
Building a career you love and solid finances are a big part of your life. Whether you're ready to save for a house or are just trying to clear up financial messiness, it’s time to get real about money. Start here.
When pitching an investor, I got a question that stopped me in my tracks. Here’s how I wish I had responded—and what it taught me about proving the doubters wrong.
And then I became a mother, and that vision of an ideal workday became impossible.
And suddenly, the markers of success I used to chase didn’t matter as much as the moments I didn’t want to miss
Child care costs, rigid schedules, and shrinking flexibility are forcing many to ask: how long can I really keep this going?
“As much as they’d love to take a bunch of time off during the summer to spend with their kids, that just isn’t a realistic thing for most Americans…"
The comparison has struck a nerve and sparked conversations about what kind of daycare system parents deserve.
Parents of K–12 and college students plan to spend an average of $741 this year—$200 more than last year.
The program, officially called the Birth Allowance for Beginning Year (BABY) Benefit, was approved as part of New York’s FY 2026 budget.
Earlier this month, the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced it would cancel nearly $1 billion in funding for two federal programs.
As the cost of child care now averages over $11,000 per year per child—double that in some cities—most American households can’t survive on a single income.
Imagine trying to buy a car seat and realizing it costs more—not because it got fancier, but because it got taxed.
Tax advice for parents—whether you just welcomed a baby last year or have a household full of kids.
Many parents received relief last year that will impact their 2021 filing.
Motherly is the voice of modern motherhood, with an audience of more than 30 million users who consume Motherly content each month.
View MoreThe comparison has struck a nerve and sparked conversations about what kind of daycare system parents deserve.
Parents of K–12 and college students plan to spend an average of $741 this year—$200 more than last year.
Building a career you love and solid finances are a big part…
When pitching an investor, I got a question that stopped me in my tracks. Here’s how I wish I had responded—and what it taught me about proving the doubters wrong.
And then I became a mother, and that vision of an ideal workday became impossible.
And suddenly, the markers of success I used to chase didn’t matter as much as the moments I didn’t want to miss
Child care costs, rigid schedules, and shrinking flexibility are forcing many to ask: how long can I really keep this going?
“As much as they’d love to take a bunch of time off during the summer to spend with their kids, that just isn’t a realistic thing for most Americans…"
“We’re told we should do it ‘for the love of the art form,’ but we still have bills to pay and families to raise.”
“I have a right to reproduce as a woman,” she says. “Just like men have a right to start families, so do we.”
But in the heart of Lilo & Stitch lives one of Disney’s most powerful portrayals of motherhood—and she’s not even a mom.
On May 20, 2025, Governor Bob Ferguson signed into law Engrossed Second Substitute Senate Bill 5217, a landmark bill…
Building a career you love and solid finances are a big part…
The program, officially called the Birth Allowance for Beginning Year (BABY) Benefit, was approved as part of New York’s FY 2026 budget.
As the cost of child care now averages over $11,000 per year per child—double that in some cities—most American households can’t survive on a single income.
The actress and advocate joins Motherly co-founder Liz Tenety to reflect on identity shifts, solo parenting, and what it means to ‘get your pink back.’
A groundbreaking study discovered that girls exposed to a woman running a viable campaign for a visible political office were significantly more likely to vote as adults
Imagine trying to buy a car seat and realizing it costs more—not because it got fancier, but because it got taxed.
The video opens with a gut-punch: “I had an amazing husband… but I was incredibly frustrated and burnt out from our marriage and from motherhood.”
But the video highlights something deeper: the moment you step out in public with a baby on your body, you become a magnet—for connection, commentary, and sometimes scrutiny.