“The more I play, the less I worry. The less I worry, the more joyful I am as a mother.”
“Let me mother out my best hopes instead of my worst fears.”
Double the cuddles, kisses and cuteness.
Two go-to moves for helping your tot express difficult feelings.
There are several people who are hard to replace: a sensitive OB/GYN, a quality hairstylist, and a loyal friend.
Becoming an American girl was a journey. Becoming a mother, I know, will be the greatest adventure yet.
Strive for progress, not perfection. Manage those #moneygoals. (Damn you, student loans.) Reconnect with your partner. And make way for baby—you only need a tiny space, promise! The good news about becoming a mom is you can take it one adorable, tiny step at a time. XO, TeamMotherly P.S. Did you have a pre-conception checkup yet? We've got the 10 questions to ask your OB-GYN or midwife before you conceive. Print our list, ask away and then get busy.
Strategies to stay cool, calm, and collected when your toddler is having a tough time.
“Tell every young woman you know—your sister, your niece, your colleague—to be comfortable with imperfection.”
Girls Who Code’s Reshma Saujani explains how bravery is the key to our daughter’s successful futures.
Adrienne of Stylish Bump talks about her dilemma—to go for another child, or is her family already complete?
“In the eyes, heart and mind of your child, you are super mom.”
From multitasking to superhuman speed to making babies and feeding said babies with our bodies—we are powerful mamas.
It's a good day to have a good day. Starting a family can break your heart. It can give you the tingles (or a full-blown orgasm—your choice). It can focus your mind at work. It can give you strength you didn't even know you had. This is just the very beginning of parenthood's many transformations. Motherhood is going to look amazing on you. XO, TeamMotherly P.S. Speaking of looking amazing, check out the lingerie we love for hot baby-making sex. You wild thang.
“Creating a family in this turbulent world is an act of faith.”
“Successful mothers are not the ones that have never struggled.”