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Not having my mother in my life makes me a better one.
Celebrate your mom *and* Mother Earth this year. Here's how to have a more sustainable Mother's Day, from handmade gifts to outdoor excursions.
Personal care brand Billie is challenging "snap back" culture in new series of photographs.
There's still time to get something special.
The holiday can be difficult for some, and brands are starting to catch on.
Moms: give this list to your partner. Dads: help is here.
These thoughtful gifts will last a whole lot longer!
Because the mom in your life might want a paddleboard instead.
Our make-life-easier picks that are way better than chocolate.
Listen, mom-guilt is a dirty liar. Yes, it's your job to fill your little human's needs, but you matter too. Don't forget to take care of yourself. Hang out with friends, take a drive blaring 90's hip hop or shower without interruptions—trust me, you'll be a better person (and mom) because of it.
I realize now, firsthand, more facets of my mother's love for me. I viscerally understand the sleepless nights, the aches and pains, worries and unrelenting devotion even in the face of great challenge.
You have been surprising me from the very start.
Yes, we should celebrate Mother's Day this year. Without a doubt. In fact, we should go all out—whatever that means to you.
When I heard them say, "Mama" for the first time.
These women, open and generous, were unaware that their input was shaping my views on what it meant to be a mother. Their example, their work schedules, their parenting styles and reflections, helped me develop my own expectations and desires around motherhood. I listened to their advice and tucked it away, hoping that one day I would have the experience to understand what being someone's mom really felt like.
We know you'll find something for everyone on our list.
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.
Even as I mother my own children, I need to be mothered.
They're my hype women, my confidants and my therapists. I couldn't imagine a world without social media.