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For me, self-care means a guilt-free day to purge my head + home and make room for summer

I wish I could hand off my mental load—but if I didn't do it, who would?

Jason and Brittany Aldean just announced they're expecting again—and their first is just 7 months old.

Moms, take your armor off. There are troops to help us in this beautiful, complicated thing called motherhood

There's Instagram, and then there's reality.

What could be so controversial about a little boy loving his mama?

Not only is Jenner set to soon be a billionaire, and not only is she the youngest person on Forbes' list of the 60 richest self-made women in America, but she's doing it as a mom. That, she says, gives her even more drive.

1. Be honest with your clients

Because it's an issue people on both sides of the aisle should be thinking about.

They weren't physical things I coveted. Oh no. What I coveted most were ease and freedom.

You should know that every day no longer belongs to you. It belongs to your baby.

It's only natural that I want to share this passion with my own little girl.

To her, what's mine is hers and what's hers is hers. Where I am she is.

They might not be able to replace your full-time salary, but a few hundred dollars a month can help you cover the cost of groceries and diapers.

Goodbye environmentally harmful straws, hello adult sippy cups.

It's hard, but it happens and parents should not feel guilty.