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Paula Kuka is the artist behind Common Wild and she's in our brains.
I will remind myself to call the babysitter in the morning, buy dish soap, call the dentist, and respond to the work email, all in about 25 seconds. When I should be sleeping.
It's not simply overwhelming that parenting standards have risen dramatically while support systems have vanished, it's an unfair setup that has mothers thinking their personal inadequacies are to blame for what is actually the fault of a broken system and distortions of reality.
Parents need help, and we need to take back the definition of what makes a "good" parent.
Having my baby didn't create new psychological or relationship challenges as much as it amplified ones I had before. The exhaustion and stress of the baby put a spotlight on these and the band-aids I had in place to keep myself together.
How to overcome it, mama.
A conversation with the author of Drop the Ball: Achieving More By Doing Less.
We SO feel these.
I have this simple message to pass along: You aren't an invincible superhero. You are something much more dazzling, tender, terrifying, and awe-inspiring. You are a human doing one of the most human things of all. Taking care of another.
To be a truly great leader in your family, you need to slow down and be purposeful with your time.
I believe every mother can have a more fulfilling, joyful year.
Your children are loved, and you’re doing one heck of a job, mama.
2018 is our year, mamas. 2018 looks beautiful—so shiny and bright—full of promise and hope.
Even on the days when it feels like you got "nothing" done.
What thoughts would you eliminate to ease your mental burden, mamas?
As the default parent, I am the keeper of the pantry, the schedule and all sports accessories.
Yes, the experts say it really is that simple. Here’s where to start...