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To the mom who feels like she can never turn work off completely, because it’s always sort of lingering in the background or humming through her mind—I see you.
You show up. EVERY. DAY. No one else can do a better job at providing motherly love than you.
Here’s what I learned.
You made it so that I could be a working mom, and for that, I am so grateful.
A new study shows the average age of first-time dads is up more than three years since the 1970s.
Weaning is the process of transitioning from breastfeeding to not breastfeeding at all.
Instead of the “motherhood penalty,” there should be the motherhood bonus, TBH.
9 essentials every working, pumping mom needs.
The benefits kids receive from working or home-based parents basically equal out.
If only that mama who was so anxious for drop-off two years ago could see us now...
Some families simply need a second income to make ends meet.
It’s OK to build a business that makes you proud. It’s also OK to walk away from it when you need.
And we shouldn’t have to feel guilty for wanting this precious time with our baby. Or selfish for wanting to still get paid during this time.
When work gets busy just in time for baby’s arrival, take a deep breath and remember you’ve got this!
Thank you for showing us that who you were before, although never the same again after children, is important to preserve.
Saying “no” doesn’t mean being a jerk. It means respecting your + others’ time.
Because working from home is definitely, without a doubt, working.
Because of work, my children thrive, I thrive and we’re able to live the simple, focused life we love.
Necessity is the mother of invention.
We all have the power to make another woman feel substantial. Let’s choose to support, inspire + empower each other.
