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Motherhood changes us. Celebrate the ups and downs with these honest, insightful essays about becoming—and being—a mom.
Never doubt the impact a community can have–pizza slice by pizza slice.
I’m here to say that you don’t have to be perfect.
I am older than most new moms. But sometimes what we perceive as our weaknesses are actually our greatest strengths.
These kinds of intimate celebrations are what binds us together and creates meaningful, lasting memories and relationships.
It’s a strange privilege to realize you're experiencing something for the last time.
You may have to prove your worth more than others, but don’t let that ever make you feel unworthy or incompetent.
Because they always meant one thing: being surrounded by excited squeals and endless reminders of the one thing I didn’t have and desperately wanted.
“My mental illness doesn’t define me or how I take care of my child.”
"Overdue: A Pregnancy Guide for Us", the resource we created for Black moms-to-be with the support of Gerber, addresses just that.
I believe I need to let them see all the range of emotions because this is the human experience.
“The comparison game sends us down a rabbit hole of delusional worship of others and unrealistic expectations of ourselves."
Though dealing with infertility was an incredibly difficult journey, it still has silver linings.