Home / motherhood during pandemic
"Treat yourself like your best friend," says Haines.
A lot of 'firsts' happened for me this year.
At that moment, standing in my cluttered kitchen with crumbs everywhere, dirty dishes, half-full juice boxes and half-eaten apples on every inch of counter space, I was the JLo of dinnertime.
You deserve hugs, love, recognition and so much more. But I will settle for the next best thing, which is to write you a little love letter.
Motherly's co-founders offer game-changing, life-changing advice for moms of two under 2 (because mama, we've been there).
This past year has brought new meaning to the word diaspora.
This viral post says what we're all feeling when we hear, "OMG you're so amazing, how do you do it?"
And I'm not sure when that will change.
Letting go as a parent, and witnessing my children as themselves, transported me back to my own childhood.
We're telling you this with love, mama: Put down your phone. Please.
One day, it will come back. But not yet.
But just because moms can stretch to this extent, does not mean we should long-term.
Tips for you and your whole family.
If you're feeling more exhausted now than ever before, here are four perfectly legitimate reasons why—and what you can do about it, right now.
The biggest takeaway of these last several weeks is the importance of making intentional choices—at work and at home.
