Work it out, baby

Time is not measured by clocks but by moments.

Embrace the (beautiful) chaos. 

Messy bun + getting stuff done.

I’m a mom, what’s your superpower?

Start where you are."A grand adventure is about to begin." Thus spoke Winnie the Pooh. And girl, we promise you, that isn't the last time you'll be quoting children's cartoon characters in the years to come. (What's up, Paw Patrol? ) It feels really good to take small, practical steps toward becoming a parent, like discussing 10 key questions with your partner, eating well to boost your fertility and getting your financial house in order. You responsible adult, you!XO, Diana + TeamMotherlyP.S. Responsible adults stay hydrated, and hydrated adults have healthy amounts of cervical mucus?. We dig S'well water bottles—the stainless-steel containers are chic + fertility-friendly (no BPA!).

Show people your dreams. 

“Nothing worth having comes easy.”

Getting pregnant can be hard, so if you're in need of a little reminder of all the wonder to come, here are our favorite things about babies.XO, TeamMotherly

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