Justine Lorelle LoMonaco

A modern lifestyle brand redefining motherhood

Justine Lorelle LoMonaco is a wife, mama, and Motherly's Brand Editor. She blogs at Stop Me if You've Heard This One, or you can follow her on Instagram here.

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My birth story: Two weeks late in a birth center

Actually, my ‘pregnancy glow’ is because it's 100 degrees out 😂

The one phrase women need to stop saying―especially if they have daughters

I want my kids to play with toys, but don't like the mess—so I tried Lovevery

To the mama who doesn't have a village

Postpartum bodies: The ‘bounce back’ isn’t real—but fully ‘embracing’ ourselves is complicated

Motherhood is: Wondering why I can't part with my daughter's tiny newborn clothes

Motherhood is: Listening to 'Baby Shark' over and over (and over) again

To the 41+ weeks pregnant mama—you can do this

Mama, your ‘ordinary’ life is actually quite extraordinary

A nightly beauty + self-care routine you can do when you only have 10 minutes (or less!), mama

This sneak peek of Man Repeller Leandra Medine's nursery will give you serious decor envy 😍

10 items from Target's new Prologue line that'll take you through fall, mama

To the pregnant mama chasing her toddler—I see you

I did ‘Tone It Up’ workouts for a week, and here’s what happened

5 beauty tools that will completely change your getting ready routine, mama

10 fall items we're obsessed with from Target's Universal Thread line

14 kids items we want to buy from Zara right now 🛍

10 Kristin Ess hair products you never knew you needed, mama

8 simply chic maternity outfits that will help you survive summer 🔥

True life: I wake up feeling exhausted every day

To my husband: You were born to raise a daughter

Motherhood is: Raising them to be independent no matter how hard it will be to let go