From viral TikToks to Instagram moms, Motherly brings you funny, relatable diversions you didn’t know you needed.
“My husband and I did everything we could to celebrate her new 'do... and continued to tell her how special she was, no matter the length of her hair and that being different is cool.”
“The cutest little slumber party with his 2 besties🥹 🐶.”
“I hadn’t realized that I had this big hole in my life, and that’s what it was—a diploma.”
Fire crews wouldn’t arrive for several more minutes, but Ramir didn’t wait. He knew exactly what needed to be done.
“...when the grandmother’s shower rivals the shower for the actual parents, that’s where it crosses a line.”
“Since when is vacation a competition to see how bada-- you can be?”
One tiny paw helping carry the load.
It’s raw. It’s funny. It’s painfully accurate. And it’s giving thousands of moms a moment of deeply-needed validation.
“He has poop all over his back, so be prepared.”
Joseph’s story is a reminder that being “ahead” cognitively doesn’t mean a child needs less nurturing—it often means they need more.
“How much is everybody else paying for kids’ haircuts? Just out of curiosity.”
“He even asks how are they doing, I’d be standing next to him like his bodyguard.”
In early testing, the device showed promising results.
“We were all taking finals at the same time.”
The video opens with Smith, who’s currently expecting her second baby, standing in her kitchen trying to decode Harvey’s oddly specific crumpet order.
“I’m going to marry him.”
A recent viral thread on Reddit asked parents to share what they did with their first kid that they would never do with their second.
In the video, Manton-Kelly shares examples of foods she advises parents to avoid due to potential choking risks.
Jaquith chose to anchor the entire three-hour morning show while in early labor, contractions and all.
Comfort objects, or transitional objects, play a pivotal role in a child's emotional development.