By Dani Sherman-Lazar Sometimes I’m Tired of Doing it All
I went outside the room and hunched over onto the floor, letting the tears roll down my cheeks landing into…
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By Elisa Cinelli I Wish Someone Had Noticed My Postpartum Anxiety
“Have you been depressed or thought of suicide?” The question rolled off the doctor’s tongue, and I smiled and shook…
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By Jessica Nazario No One Prepared Me For the Realities of Mom Dating
The most enjoyable part of being single used to be a Friday night out with friends, followed by a Saturday…
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By Aneece Alicea Here’s to the Have-to-Work Moms
“I just wish you could stay home like I did,” my mom said while I was on a short maternity…
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By Katie Hicks The Miracle and Madness of Carrying Twins
Sure, I can look at this picture now and marvel at how amazing the human body is. I had three…
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By Momstrosity Dear Mama: Find Your Person
Ladies, if I can offer one piece of advice from the world of motherhood, it is this: find your person.…
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By Shelbie Farmer I Hope One Day You Know How Hard Your Mama Tried
A pile of blankets are on the bathroom floor, proof of the little ones who dragged them in just to…
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By Jordan Burch There’s Just Something About Mamas and Their Boys
Dear Jackson, Today didn't go at all how I expected. Usually, when moms have me come to the hospital, to…
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By Esther Goetz The Echoes of a Mother’s Love Remain After the Kids Are Grown
I lie alone in my bed on a very normal Wednesday night at 11 p.m. in our sleepy, little town.…
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By Brianna Baranowski Learning to Love the Woman I’ve Become Now That I’m a Mom
Sometimes I yearn for her in the strangest of ways, teased but never fulfilled. A brief glimpse of her retreating…
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By Nicki Wilson Dear Young Moms, This Time Goes Faster Than You Could Ever Imagine
Walking thru Target early this morning—something I never do—I was overcome with emotion. Almost all of the customers in the…
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By Nicole Johnson We Have a Lot of Kids But More Importantly, They Have Each Other
Four kids—people used to stare at us as we walked by in Target. “You must have your hands full,” they’d…
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