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Inspired by my nurse, this is my motherhood mantra: To care for others, I must care for myself.
6. Little victories are worth celebrating.
You would think almost dying would make me grateful for living—but it left me stunned and incredibly sad.
It was like putting on glasses for the first time—everything made sense.
2. Stock up on what you can.
Tips from a mom who's been there.
You didn't know how much the living room clock would be your closest companion, watching it always and praying for it to be the right time: the time when you can finally feed your baby again, because you don't know how else to stop her from crying.
Plus, wreaths and a Charlie Brown Christmas Tree.
If I never lose a pound I can still hug my kids, I can jump in the water, I can wear a red dress.
More women are waiting to have children later in their life.
Time to go to the movies!
Because it's okay to say you need a break, mama.
"Can I just sleep with you?"
We've never felt so seen.
1. "I know I am wearing your sweatpants and my non-fancy robe right now, but I did have real clothes on for at least two hours today."
When you become a mama, your definition of a smooth morning undergoes…
Every joyful experience with him and his family was tinged with grief. When he laughed or smiled, we wondered exactly how many more times we would get to snuggle him, tickle him, play peek-a-boo with him.