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Acknowledging disappointment about your baby’s sex is still pretty taboo in parenting circles.

Even when we don’t see eye to eye. We are in this together.

Kate Pearson has never promised fat people, mothers, or fat mothers that we can “have it all” (because who can, really?). But she’s shown us that we can get darn close.

Because as much as we wish time would slow down sometimes, the honest truth is that it goes by so very fast and in the blink of an eye, our babies are all grown up.

Being what I haven’t seen before is scary.

If you’re raising a tween, give yourself and your child a little grace.

And it doesn’t make you any less of a mother. It just makes you human.

Time away from your kids isn’t selfish and you shouldn’t feel guilty. You deserve it. You need it.

Slowly. And giving ourselves the patience and grace that we deserve along the way.

Being the mom of an autistic child isn't easy, but here's 10 things I've learned that have helped us navigate this journey a little easier.

It might be a holiday or special occasion, but you know what your baby needs.

Because the village that surrounds you matters. And the people around you are the ones who help to weave you together.

No matter if you are pregnant, adopting, taking the route of surrogacy, or grieving the loss of a child. You are a mother. Always.

Mama, this is just a friendly reminder to drop the need to strive for perfection and simply just do the absolute best that you can.

Keep going. Tomorrow is a new day.

It makes me a better parent. A happier parent. And you know what else? I think most of us are this kind of parent too.

I held the twins for the first time when they were one day old.

To anyone else out there feeling the seesaw shift of emotions with infertility—I see you and I feel you.