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Virtual support was the next best thing to in-person hugs.
She must have sensed my neediness, because she invited me, a fragile stranger, into her apartment. It was cozy and inviting, strewn with kid stuff and safely baby-proofed. I lay my little one on a blanket on the floor and took a deep breath in, relaxing for the first time in ages.
Step one: Leave my house.
"Nice stroller," I nervously flirted. "Thanks," she replied, smiling sheepishly. "How old is your baby?"
I'm loving my new role as a mother, and I think I'm doing a pretty great job. But I also miss being able to be a good friend.
Thank you for being a constant, positive and loving presence in his life, just like you are in mine.
The flood of private messages after my baby’s birth was just what I needed. I just wish it wasn’t such a secret.
Peanut's app founder Michelle Kennedy writes a letter to her mom BFF.
“Back in the day you would have your aunts and cousins and everyone would help you raise your kids. It still takes a village.”
There's always someone to hang out with at family functions!
But this stage doesn’t last forever mama. Promise.
5 ways connecting with other moms can be beneficial.
6 ways to help your BFF leave the safety of her living room.
4 tips for working moms to build their mom tribe.