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During motherhood, self-care can fall by the wayside. Motherly is here to help you make it a priority, rather than one more thing on your to-do list.
Sometimes I make decisions that feel good for me—even if they may not always feel good for the important people in my life.
You might just need to tweak your definition of friendship.
For busy moms, what is really needed to practice self-care and self-connection are ways to bring this practice into what they are already doing so it’s not just one extra thing to add to an already-impossible to-do list.
In committing to growth alongside our children, we get to re-parent ourselves.
From understanding the hormonal changes to finding ways to prioritize intimacy, a doula shares insight on how to balance breastfeeding and sex.
I had to understand that this journey of motherhood is a blessing but also a way to grow in areas that I never knew that I needed.
We're busting TikTok myths on balancing hormones—and sharing expert advice on getting the help you might actually need.
A loss mom shares poems and quotes to grieve and honor your stillborn baby.
These quotes can help remind you of the most important thing of all: you’re not alone.
Miscarriage tattoos can help mamas and couples process their grief. Here are some inspiring miscarriage tattoo ideas to memorialize your experience.
If those unused bath bombs have just been mocking you, these are the answer.
Because being intentional with your self-care is important.
I now feel like I can fully focus on whichever child I’m with, and I can even keep my mom guilt for missing the other one (mostly) at bay.
They are the anchor that keeps me connected to myself—and gives me reassurance that I am not alone on this journey of parent and motherhood.
Because motherhood is often a rush—but that doesn't mean you have to get lost in the thick of it.
Mirror mantras have empowered me to use my voice.
Because as a mom, we all need a place that feels crucial to our identity—and Target is just that place.
I’ve been consumed by motherhood and marriage for so long. It’s time to get to know me again.
It makes me human.
A wellness retreat in Mexico reintroduced me to a 'vacation'—one I took totally alone.
