By Nicole Domitro It’s Time to Talk about the Crushing Weight of Motherhood
As millennial women and mothers, we have been making waves in the sea of mental health. We have unashamedly and…
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By Carolyn Moore Here’s to the Moms Who Make It Happen
Here's to the moms who just got their kids back to school. You started in July with classroom supply lists…
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Everywhere I Look There’s Something That Needs to Be Done
I need to make dinner. But before I can do that, I need to clean off the counter, which means…
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It’s Never Really about the Purse
Last night, I lost my mind when you asked if I could try to keep my purses put away. You…
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By Laura Bailey Moms Carry the Mental Load of Christmastime
Get the cupcakes for the party at school; what date are they celebrating? Grab a gift for the Christmas exchange…
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By Jessica Manack Mommy, Will You Play With Me?
Her little voice sounds through the rooms, "Can somebody come and play with me?" "Honey, just a few minutes, I'm…
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I Want to Celebrate Mother’s Day With My Kids and Without Decisions
My dream Mother’s Day involves lots of fun—none of it planned or prepared by me. It could be a picnic…
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My Days Don’t Belong To Me
My days don’t belong to me. Somewhere between watching my kids at the third park of the weekend and four…
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By Emma Versace I Can’t Keep Up
I can’t keep up. This list keeps getting longer—there is always something else that needs to get done, and I…
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By Heather Delaney Good Friends Help Lighten the Load
She grabbed the dishcloth and started washing my dishes. Without asking if she could do them, without waiting to be…
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By Maria Garito The Weight of the I Don’t Know
I just don't know. Maybe this is why it's been such a difficult road, the "not knowing" bit. If you…
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By Alicia K. Albertson We Overthinkers Never Sleep
It’s past 1 a.m., and I am still awake. Thinking. My brain doesn’t stop. It twirls with self-doubt and worry.…
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