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Holidays

This ‘mama’ necklace is a bestseller for a powerful reason

There's a lot going on in the world right now, but one thing that's certain? You're still mama.

24 matching PJs giving us major holiday inspo 😍

And, no, it's not too early to bring some joy.

I wish my dad was here to see my daughters grow up

My girls will never know my father. They'll never hear him make up the words to "I Feel Pretty." They'll never catch him sneaking thirds of Blue Bell's pralines and cream ice cream late at night. He'll never send them off to school quoting the Village Schoolmaster by Oliver Goldsmith... "And still they gazed, and still the wonder grew that one small head could carry all he knew."

Mama, you told me…

That it would be a joy to watch them grow up. But Mama, you never told me how quickly the time would pass; how the hours, the days, the weeks and the months would slip through my fingers so fast. That I would suddenly find myself looking at a child instead of a baby; a baby instead of a newborn; and beg time to be a little bit kinder and wait for me to catch up.

This viral heat-free curl hack is genius 

Say hello to bouncy curls—without a curling iron.

The one accessory that helps me feel put together on those busy mom days

There's something to be said about the transformative power of these.

These viral Valentines from Amazon are hilariously non-sensical

Thousands of moms have shared her post, and Busch tells Motherly,"Nothing builds solidarity quite like a mom fail!"

father kissing head of his infant

Why #yearofthemother is good for dads, too

The demands being made in the #yearofthemother posts aren't just demands for society to support mothers, but to support families through policies that will target gender inequality and help all parents thrive.

Dad, I’ll always be your little girl

Even though I'm a mom now and have children of my own.

All I want for Valentine’s Day is a break

A break from the very real and very exhausting daily grind of motherhood.

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