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Having kids can bring big changes to marriages and partnerships. Motherly’s got you covered with support and advice from real mamas.
You see the mom I am today, but you also still see the girl I was when we fell in love, and everything in between.
When I put a pillow over my head and try to pretend it’s your turn to get up, I should stop and thank you for all the (many!) times you’ve comforted her at night.
Sometimes I look at you and realize we haven’t had a moment together, alone, in forever.
You are superwoman. You may not see it in yourself, but it’s only because you don’t have time to step back and watch yourself in action.
Raise your hand if your tolerance for dirty dishes left in the sink has gone up. ?
Today I was sad. So I did what any other sane person would do: I dug my wedding dress out of the attic and wore it while I made dinner.
I know you’re not a magician and you can’t always know what I need, so I promise to let you know what’s going on inside my head.
We're in the world of parenting young children together. A crazy, magical world—one I'm so glad to share with you.
An LCSW gives tips on the stresses new parents face and how counseling can help.
When people ask for advice from my same-sex marriage, this is what I say...
Even when I didn’t always have faith in myself. ?
The way you’ve taken on breastfeeding like a champ has me beaming with pride.
Before kids: Confesses his love for me. After kids: Says, “I will clean up this puke.”
Despite the hype, Millennials may actually be bigger romantics than past generations.
Thank God I stole these from my husband because really—what would my life be without them?
Sending to our partners STAT—out of love!
You’ll never regret having crumbs in your kitchen if it means your children are secure in their father’s love for them.
Having children is most definitely a game changer, but it doesn’t have to be a romance killer.
Breastfeeding requires support from partners, too. Here’s how to help.
This is the messiest, sleepiest, craziest time—and that’s when you realize what a good thing you really have.
