As the saying goes, if you can’t laugh about it you’ll cry, right?
When the mental load of motherhood is getting heavy, it's okay to ask for help.
How a mindset shift allowed me to reimagine motherhood.
I don’t want to say my life stopped because I had kids. I had kids, and then I continued. But this time, with more passion and more drive. Because I want my kids to see how much I love what I do so that they chase after their dreams and do what brings them joy, too.
Being a working mom is my superpower. But the term “working mom” is outdated, ineffective at capturing who we—moms—all are, and is dismissive of all parents.
At the end of the day, we don’t want our children to say that mama did it all. We want them to know that mama did what she could, and that was more than enough.
Sometimes motherhood feels like one long list of things that you’re falling short on. But know this, mama: You are more than enough.
These days, Sunday nights include packing many tiny containers full of toddler-friendly finger…
In our Motherly exclusive video, we're standing by the timeless saying that "a mother's work is never done."
My last job wanted a return to work in the office—and I decided I didn't.
I'm so glad that for right now, I'm exactly where I need and want to be: part-time at Motherly, and, as always, a full-time mother.
Sometimes I forget to tell you I see all that you do, and how much I love you for it.
Tips to make your work life easier, from powerful CEOs who just happen to be moms.
Most productivity advice feels like it's not written for moms—these tips are different.
Dads need to worry about work-life balance, too.
But the guilt didn't go away.
It's great that this powerful COO is sharing the struggles that working parents face and that a working mother's spouse is recognizing her efforts on a personal level. But there are some things that need to change.
She recently opened up about her struggles—and we never thought we'd say this—but we kind of feel like we can relate to Beyoncé.
It's okay to admit that the balance shifts daily in a parent's life, and sometimes it's not perfect.
Each family has found what works best for them. ❤️