Angela Anagnost-Repke

Angela-Anagnost-Repke is a writer dedicated to raising two empathetic children. She hopes that her graduate degrees in English and counseling help her do just that. Angela is known for her dreadful technology skills and her mean Grecian chicken. She has been published in Good Morning America, ABC News, Scary Mommy, The Good Men Project, and more. Angela has personal and literary essays in Literary Mama, The HerStories Project, the anthology, "Red State Blues" by Belt Publishing, among others. She is currently at-work on the cross-generational memoir, Mothers Lie.

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The mental load of motherhood doesn't go away when you're the breadwinner

I want my son to know that crying is not a sign of weakness

Grandma + grandpa: Go ahead, spoil my kids this Christmas

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To the mama that taught me motherhood is not a competition, thank you

To the mid-30s mama—our time is now

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The mental load of motherhood doesn't go away when you're the breadwinner

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My traumatic birth shaped the way I planned for my second delivery

I want my son to know that crying is not a sign of weakness

Grandma + grandpa: Go ahead, spoil my kids this Christmas

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My C-section scar makes me feel like a warrior

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To the mama getting ready to send her baby off to school for the first time

To the mother who feels lonely right now—it won't be like this forever

Thank you for taking care of my firstborn, sweet teacher

Dear daughter: Be loud, take up space—your voice matters

To a fellow overwhelmed mama—I see you, and I'm here to help