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11 tips from a pediatrician that will hopefully make the transition easier for the whole family.
It's these moments of second guessing myself—the wondering, the daydreaming—that get me. But it's also the big moments of practicality and reason (hello, day care costs) that then reel me back in. We're doing fine just the way we are.
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When my son wakes up in the night, he wants me. And he'll scream the house down if he doesn't get me.
I have the incredible privilege of working from home, but I also felt like I was drowning.
I always wanted to figure out all of my issues before I raised you. I wanted to truly and uninhibitedly love the skin I am in. I wanted to never, ever, use the word "fat" to describe myself (even in secret). I wanted to have conquered anxiety and depression. I wanted to shake it all off and be the "perfect role model" before your precious soul entered the world.
I want our house to make sense and to bring us all a sense of calm and relief from the outside world—a world often filled with busyness and stress and worries.
I can't imagine having the patience or the stamina to survive all the demands of mom-life without a yoga practice.
My emotional baggage impacted the way I interacted with my children, especially when I was tired, stressed or triggered.
And being kind to yourself along the way.
Because my children are important to me, and my work is important to me.
It might seem counterintuitive to combat your child’s “bad” behavior with your…
We all have one. The list. A list of dreams and goals that we hope to have accomplished by the time we are 40.
When you take a break, you are communicating to yourself something profound and lovely: You are important too, mama.
It's easier than you might think, mama.
Your children are loved, and you’re doing one heck of a job, mama.
It's because of the way our brains store information.
There are so many incredible women who have succeeded at both 'insert job title' and 'mama.'