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6. If it incites decision angst, drop it
“Don’t ever lose touch with your girlfriends, sweetheart. The older you get, the more you’ll need them,” she said.
Rise and shine, mama!
We can teach our children that peace builds bridges—bridges that can carry us over in times of trouble. ✌️️
5. Kids develop a greater love for reading, writing, and art.
This #momlife is full of so many things, but it’s especially full of love.
“You’re looking so strong!”?
My body, my belly, is the first woman’s body my daughter has ever seen.
Why are some of us so afraid to be stay-at-home moms?
We can only be the parents we want to be if we learn how to parent ourselves.
Kids, especially very young kids, are like tiny little hoarders.
I decided to surrender that which does not serve me so that I have sufficient time and space for that which does.
The newborn season is heartbreakingly short, and I was determined to enjoy as many moments as I could—and I did.
We’ve put together a few ideas to help you mindfully connect with your bundle-to-be.
This is the time that dreams are made of.
It isn’t selfish to take a shower. It isn’t selfish to brush your hair. It isn’t selfish to have dessert alone.
We do not fear the future, for the future is female—and full of inspiring men who stand beside us.
“I will not compare my postpartum body with any other moms’ postpartum bodies .”
4 body-positive lessons to teach our daughters.
Sometimes, holding you while you sleep is the best choice. A heartfelt essay on the joys of motherhood.
