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Nobody says anything about it, but I can feel the

Nobody says anything about it, but I can feel the grief through the kindness of this man who is loading a baby’s crib that was never slept in into my car. There’s emotion in the air and it’s palpable, but never spoken. After all, I’m just a stranger buying a “used” crib.⁣
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Tap the link in bio to read "Aiden's Crib"⁣
Written by Sarah Porter

Kyla was really emotional earlier. “Mommy I don'

Kyla was really emotional earlier. “Mommy I don't know why—but I’m sad,” she said as I was driving.⁣
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“You know what would make me feel better? You give me a big hug & another hug."⁣
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So that’s exactly what this mama did. I stopped in the next parking lot, got out, & hugged my baby.⁣
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This moment is bigger than just a hug. I’m so proud of her because I try so hard to show her & Kalaya that it’s okay to have feelings, show them, & talk about them.⁣
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Truthfully, this really just reminded me that it’s okay to ask for help when we need it. It’s okay to WANT support, & it’s okay to reach for those around us when we need someone to lean on. Not only that, but it’s HEALTHY to.⁣
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If you’re in a tough spot right now, know that it’s time to ask for help & that it’s OKAY that you aren’t strong all the time.⁣
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The best part of all this is that as much as I embrace my children, God’s got them even a million times more.⁣
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& He’s got you & me, too.⁣
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Thankful for a God who willingly carries all our weight, all our baggage, all our past mistakes, all our fears, & all our dreams . . . with a smile just like this on his face. He not only carries it, but literally DIED for it.⁣
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Friends, I encourage you to walk CONFIDENTLY in this today & all your days ahead.⁣
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Written by @katrinnapittman

I know.⁣ ⁣ I see them too.⁣ ⁣ Valentine’

I know.⁣
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I see them too.⁣
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Valentine’s Day baby announcements. I’ve seen 4 so far.⁣
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And I know. You’re happy for your friends. Ecstatic even. But slowly dying inside with each one because you thought you’d be making your announcement soon too. Maybe you even recently took a test that didn’t have the result you’d hoped for. Maybe you’re on your cycle now—a stark reminder of what’s missing from your womb. Maybe you’re grieving a miscarried baby. Maybe you’re dealing with infertility.⁣
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I see you, Mama. This is a hard day. I know how much you’re aching for that little soul to come into your life. I know you’re heartbroken. I know you’re growing impatient. I know you’re questioning and wondering if it will ever happen for you.⁣
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And I want you to know it’s okay. It’s okay to feel jealous. It’s okay to feel angry, impatient, sad. It’s okay. And your response is totally valid. You can feel joy for friends and sadness at the same time. Life is a complex dance of intermingling emotions all coexisting together. And don’t you dare let anyone tell you otherwise.⁣
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True friends understand. They hold space for your feelings while celebrating their own. They’re gems. Just remind them that you love them and your reaction has nothing to do with them.⁣
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They get it. And they love you. ❤️⁣
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Shared with permission from Jaye McCrabb

“Do you still want the china?” she asks.⁣
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Confusion clouds my thoughts. My mind reaches for a memory from nearly 10 years ago when my grandmother first asked me about her wedding china. It was another season of life, before she was actually ready to let it go, her now apparent sincerity lost on the invincibility of my youth.⁣
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“Grammie, I’m not sure,” I begin, searching for the right words to say. “My house is pretty packed right now,” I awkwardly reply.⁣
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Tap the link in bio to read "Do You Still Want the China?" ❤️⁣
Written by Lindsay Sledge

I’m a mom who always says I love you,⁣⁣ and

I’m a mom who always says I love you,⁣⁣
and I always will be.⁣⁣
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No matter what you do⁣⁣
or how we feel,⁣⁣
I’ll always say it.⁣⁣
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I’ll say it when anger boils up, and I want to scream.⁣⁣
I’ll say it when a wave of sadness overtakes me.⁣⁣
I’ll say it when the frustration builds and I want to explode.⁣⁣
I’ll say it after I snap and apologize.⁣⁣
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I’ll say it on the good days where we’re twirling, laughing, and playing a game of chase.⁣⁣
I’ll say it on the bad days where we’re all fighting, screaming, and someone’s always in tears.⁣⁣
I’ll say it every morning when I see you at my bedside on tiptoes.⁣⁣
I’ll say it every night when you're snuggling right into me.⁣⁣
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I’ll always say I love you,⁣⁣
no matter how old you are,⁣⁣
no matter the distance,⁣⁣
no matter what you do,⁣⁣
and no matter if we argue or disagree.⁣⁣
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Because I love you through every moment.⁣⁣
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And I’ll say it so many times⁣⁣
so you WILL know you’re loved unconditionally.⁣⁣
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And I hope you feel safe and secure,⁣⁣
unafraid to explore what you’re capable of,⁣⁣
because if you fail, you’ll still be met with open arms.⁣⁣
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That’s why I’m a mom who always says I love you,⁣⁣
and I always will be.⁣⁣
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Written by @livingfullaftered⁣
⁣Artwork: @lovumama

To the Postpartum Mama,⁣ ⁣ How are you feeling

To the Postpartum Mama,⁣
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How are you feeling?⁣
You just accomplished one of the most strenuous, physically and mentally demanding things a human being can do.⁣
Your body just grew and birthed a whole person.⁣
You did that.⁣
I did, too.⁣
It’s just incredible, isn’t it?⁣
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I know it hurts.⁣
You’re probably exhausted in ways you didn’t realize were possible, right?⁣
You’re probably wondering how you can feel so fulfilled and full at the exact same time you feel empty and barren.⁣
Don’t worry, mama.⁣
I’ve been there, too.⁣
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Your body is sore and tender.⁣
Recovering from months and months of changes that were painful, glorious, unfamiliar and miraculous.⁣
Your thoughts a daze.⁣
Foggy and fuzzy at times, and others racing and intrusive.⁣
Sometimes even scary.⁣
You might find yourself wondering if this is all normal, if this is how it’s supposed to be.⁣
I did, too.⁣
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And the truth is, honestly,⁣
there is no such thing as normal after you give birth.⁣
We all have a different story.⁣
A different journey.⁣
We can read all the books, do all the googling, but nobody ever really prepares you for what to expect after you’re expecting, do they?⁣
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I can’t give you all the answers, mama.⁣
I can’t tell you what’s best because I am not you.⁣
But I can give you this advice-⁣
Trust your instincts, and listen to your body and your mind.⁣
If what they’re telling you doesn’t feel right, ask for help. And don’t stop asking until you find it.⁣
Because there is help.⁣
And you don’t need to feel ashamed for seeking it out.⁣
I needed it, too.⁣
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How are you feeling, mama?⁣
No, really.⁣
Your body just grew and birthed a whole person.⁣
It’s just incredible, isn’t it?⁣
And as much as that little person now matters more than anything else in the entire world, don’t forget,⁣
you do too.⁣
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So, how are you feeling, mama?⁣
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Written by @the_hotmess_supermom

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