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Once your baby is here, you won't remember life without them
Motherly's co-founders offer game-changing, life-changing advice for moms of two under 2 (because mama, we've been there).
Here's why having a second child can be so challenging.
I want to give my son a sibling, but I have to consider myself, too.
There's a confidence in your smile that astounds me. You seem too young to be this self-assured.
There are so many things you can't do (at least not with the same time and attention) for baby #2 that you did the first time around.
I started to feel like a watched pot. #StillPregnant became my personal hashtag.
11 tips from a pediatrician that will hopefully make the transition easier for the whole family.
Sometimes this in-between place, this before baby #2 place, can feel scary because just so much unknown looms before you. But believe me when I say, you've got this.
More than anything, I'm excited to watch you two grow up together.
Some things are easier the second time around.
In not too long, you'll be a big brother. Something I'm reminded of constantly with the kicks and jabs to my ribs. With the simultaneous slowing and quickening of time that comes only with waiting for a new life to enter the world.
How to help them feel included and set the stage for a healthy sibling relationship.
With only a few places where I still felt capable of taking my children, our world seemed to shrink for a few solid months.
I said goodbye to life with an only child that night, but I said hello to a whole new chapter of motherhood.
I felt guilty for everything our first child would lose: The constant attention, the full capacity of our love.
My baby, when you want me to hold you but I’m holding your sister, please know that I want to hold you too. My arms are big enough for both of you.
It takes time to find a new normal.
You can get your kids to share a room and stay sane.