Friends, coworkers, neighbors: Motherly can help you navigate the community that supports you with advice and essays from real mamas.
When other people think you matter and treat you like you matter, you believe you matter, too.
It’s one thing to have mom friends. It’s another to have mom friends who truly love your own children.
By growing our family away from extended family (and their help), we’ve learned that there is nothing more valuable than creating a strong network of friends who are like family.
To all you amazing women who have been there for me through these ups and downs—I thank you. From the bottom of my heart. A million times over.
We need our mama tribes. I need mine. You need yours. We all need each other.
Find your pre-mom gaggle of girls & embrace them, they are your connection with a part of yourself you may have lost.
We all have the power to make another woman feel substantial. Let’s choose to support, inspire + empower each other.
We are more whole and alive because of our couplefriends—and it all started with just one dinner invitation.
It may seem like we’re speaking different languages—but I love reminders of what your language sounds like.
5 ways connecting with other moms can be beneficial.
6 ways to help your BFF leave the safety of her living room.
“To those who say the village is dead.”
When I asked my friend if she exercises and she responded by laughing out loud, I thought, “I really like this lady.”
3. Bring coffee. ☕
How friends and founders of Wonderhood Toys did it.
4 tips for working moms to build their mom tribe.
The hilarious secrets you can only share with another mother.
Maybe I’ll get a tattoo that says, “I am not crazy, just tired.”
You want to help her. Here’s how.