To the Woman Longing to Become a Mother
To the woman who is struggling with infertility. To the woman who is staring at another pregnancy test with your…
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New Mama, It Might Not Be Okay Now but It Will Be
It was 2:30 in the morning, I was sitting on the bed with tears streaming down my face, my 7-week-old…
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By Carly Magistro Moms Feel a Different Kind of Worry Because It’s a Different Kind of Love
When I found out I was pregnant, I was terrified. But it wasn’t because I was scared to be a…
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By Courtney Devich Hold the Baby and Check In on the Mama
Don’t forget to check in on the mama. Everyone always asks in the first few weeks, “How are you feeling?”…
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To the Friends I’ve Lost in Motherhood, Here’s What I Wish You Knew
I never expected to lose my best friends after having a baby. And I definitely never imagined my in-laws would…
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I Love Who We’ve Become
The lines of my body are softer now. Softer like her little cheeks as they brush against mine. Softer like…
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Life Began with You
I heard about the labor pains. And the sleepless nights. I heard about the inconveniences. And the never-ending sacrifices. I heard…
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What Baby Books Don’t Tell You about Motherhood
The thing the baby books don’t tell you about leaving the hospital is that two new people emerge. Yes, you’re…
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By Her View From Home A Mother Doesn’t Have to Be Prepared to Be Sustained
I feel the warmth radiating from my weeks-old baby girl's body onto my lap. She sleeps soundly. But I can’t. My…
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What I Wish I’d Known Before Infertility
It might be the hardest thing you’ve ever done. You’re facing a reality that could change almost everything about what…
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I Adopted Your Babies Today
I adopted your babies today. We’re smiling in the pictures, but I also feel the pain deep inside your heart.…
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At Long Last, Emily
The summer following my eighth-grade graduation, I discovered a stone wall across from the intersection of Forest Row and Franklin…
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