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It's a common symptom, but it doesn't have to be.
Are you sad that summer is ending, mama?
I still have times when I get caught up in the frenzy of motherhood and put my needs on the back burner for weeks, or even months, at a time. But then I remember my life-changing revelation and I schedule a babysitter and give myself a couple of hours to get back on track.
General Mills' 'Box Tops' program is going digital.
Was your last vacation relaxing, mama?
How dare I feel this way when other women yearned for biological children?
We're here for you in solidarity, mama!
Ultimately, when it comes to how you feed your baby and whether you're comfortable having a glass of wine while doing so, you're calling the shots, mama.
Giving unsolicited advice is just one parent's attempt to help another parent avoid the challenges they went through.
We recently sat down with the reality star to talk about she channels her mom superpowers.
I had to go back to the NICU and give my baby one more kiss.
While moving a holiday might sound extreme, there are some good reasons for—and against—such a change.
All the things that had made me an individual had faded away in the sleepless chaos of having young children. My home life was who I had become. My entire existence centered around taking care of my children, keeping the house and my husband.
My day-to-day is filled with micro failures that prevent me from achieving any semblance of "best mom ever" status.
"After two years of dedicated work to embrace myself as is, I wholeheartedly love every single inch of my body—even on the days when my inner shame game is strong," Wolf writes.
"The reason I'm sharing? This happened in a pool full of people. A pool full of ADULTS," shares Leeson.
"It's not for a movie... #2," Hathaway captioned a black-and-white mirror selfie showing off her bump in a white tank top.