There's no editing of stretch marks or strategic posing here.
"I had to find it within myself to get the help I needed, and I just wanted to help women never feel alone like I did."
Prepartum depression is real and it's time we talked more about it.
"This is the hardest thing I’ve ever gone through."
Let's get real for a second, mama.
"Talking can lead to help which can lead to life changing treatments."
I want you to know that I see you. All of you.
"We don’t give ourselves enough credit. As mothers, we are the harshest critics of ourselves."
Are you an introvert or an extrovert, mama?
"I am strong for myself and I want my kids to know you can always get help."
"I believe that it is absolutely critical right now to invest in solutions that help protect the lives of moms and babies," says Williams.
"Here is what I need to feel comfortable."
Exactly what to eat when you can barely stomach anything (we've been there too, mama).
"You’re a mother. You’re strong. And admitting when you need help will only make you stronger."
Buttigieg thinks he can "prevent 1 million deaths of despair by 2028" by giving Americans more access to mental health and addictions services.
"We need to look after each other and strive for the best care for families in the vulnerable perinatal period."
We've got the answer to the most asked question: Mom, what's for dinner?
Scientists now believe that maternal exposure to pathogens prior to pregnancy can influence infant health and permanently alter offspring immunity by programming their immune system.
I still have times when I get caught up in the frenzy of motherhood and put my needs on the back burner for weeks, or even months, at a time. But then I remember my life-changing revelation and I schedule a babysitter and give myself a couple of hours to get back on track.
"After two years of dedicated work to embrace myself as is, I wholeheartedly love every single inch of my body—even on the days when my inner shame game is strong," Wolf writes.