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Now more than ever, we have to take care of our mental health, particularly new parents.

It may feel like a roller coaster, but it sure is a fun ride.

Bumps aren't always babies.

We ask so much of ourselves. We ask too much of ourelves.

Fact: Parents can't take a break right now. Here's what we CAN do.

"I sat in my hospital bed canceling plans—plans for my brother to watch my toddler, plans for cat-sitting, meal delivery, and more of my well thought out and planned support systems."

And what to do about it, mama.

They just get what motherhood is all about.

Including how to dismantle it. So that cases like Ahmaud Arbury do not happen again.

The results are too cute.

"Women are warriors, every one of us. And I hope sharing my story brings more awareness to the challenges of pregnancy and childbirth."

Nurse Lindsay Okray says her daughter wanted a way to hug family without breaking quarantine.

"Mom, can we ride bikes for the 15th time today?" "Great idea!"

The mental health techniques developed by disaster response experts can help parents right now.

"Employee burnout was a problem before the coronavirus global pandemic, and now the risks of burnout are painfully acute during this crisis," says Melissa Jezior, president and chief executive officer of Eagle Hill Consulting.

Here’s what you have to do.