Reshma Saujani on rejecting the girl boss lie & a better future for working mothers

Reshma Saujani, the founder of two non-profits–Girls Who Code and Marshall Plan…

Seriously, we're buying these babies in bulk.

Selena has been candid about how chronic illness has shaped her desire to be a parent.

More and more women are being diagnosed later in life.

“There is NEVER only one right way to do something,” she says.

"Any time you have the ability to like laugh at yourself or laugh at the craziness–it really changes your mindset."

"You don’t need to be at every single thing. When you’re with them, make wonderful memories."

She says the speech made her college commencement feel “less special.”

Reshma Saujani, the founder of two non-profits–Girls Who Code and Marshall Plan…

“It's a relief, I think, to understand that shifts are constant and that it's kind of nice to remember that there will be pain and there will be some sadness.”

In this conversation, Caroline talks about the importance of diverse representation in children's literature, why books are a communication tool to talk and learn about diversity and identity with our kids, and what it would have meant for her to see herself reflected in the literature she read as a child.

Reshma Saujani, the founder of two non-profits–Girls Who Code and Marshall Plan…

"One out of 10 high school students have tried to die by suicide in our country.”

“Why do we not look at the whole person when they become a parent in the same way that we look at them before they become a parent?”

Charise Castro Smith, the first LatinX woman to co-direct a Disney animated feature, joins Liz on the Motherly Podcast to talk about imposter syndrome, "Encanto" and priorities.

Chris Bright, the director of public training at The Trevor Project, joins Liz to talk about her transition journey, what growing up was like for her, and why she decided to become a foster parent.