Having a second baby hit me like a ton of bricks.
How to save money on everything from food to child care.
Dealing with both money priorities can feel overwhelming—but it doesn't have to be.
Even if you feel so relieved that they are finally, finally asleep.
Postpartum depression snuck up on me.
It’s you and your little one, exploring the world together.
You are exactly what your child needs.
It’s so much more than a movie to me.
When you stoop down, brush the hair off her forehead and look her in the eyes as she talks to you—it matters.
Thank you for always having just what I need—even if I didn’t know I needed it yet.
It’s okay—even necessary— to put yourself first.
But I promise you’ll get through it.
Thank you for asking me to.
I’m looking your way not out of judgement, but out of solidarity. I’m looking your way because I sympathize.
Dear new mom, rest assured you are not alone.
It’s called emotional labor. And mothers have a lot of it.
The truth is, you understand me in a unique way that my husband, children or best girlfriends never will.
Mama can pump, store, warm and feed within a matter of minutes.