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"I wanted to show you guys that it's not all rainbows and butterflies!" Graham wrote on an Instagram snap.

"My brain refuses to accept that both Kobe and Gigi are gone. I can't process both at the same time. It's like I'm trying to process Kobe being gone but my body refuses to accept my Gigi will never come back to me. it feels wrong," shares Bryant.

These mamas came prepared for the biggest night in Hollywood.

"Always have an extra large bag of chicken nuggets waiting in the freezer for quick lunches or nights you're too tired to cook dinner."

It's time to stop ignoring the reality of the postpartum experience.

This is a text she didn't expect to receive!

Stars! They're just like us.

Here's what you need to know about President Trump's speech.

There's a lot of heavy news this week so let's look at the lighter side of this week's headlines.

A crowd of angry moms showed up to stage a nurse-in at the restaurant.

"Somewhere along the way we stop taking care of mothers. As you'll see, the consequences are pretty dire. But that also means that when we fix it, the impact will be profound," Spalding says.

'Dinosaurs in Love' is amazing.

"I was a preacher's daughter. I was taught to be a virgin until I got married, and so I never wanted to share these sexual things that were happening because I didn't want to hurt anybody," shares Simpson. Eventually, she summoned up the courage to tell her mom and dad what was going on—knowing even at that young age she was dropping a bombshell on them.

These incredible mothers (plus one of their daughters) made an incredible statement on that stage last night.

When Cedar Rapids Gazette columnist Lyz Lenz asked "How do you caucus with a baby?" she sparked a national conversation

Here's what went viral in the world of parenthood this week.

"Thank you for all the prayers. We definitely need them," shared Bryant.

Prepare to LOL.

"It's like going from two to 3,000," Lively says. "I mean, we have so many children. It's pretty crazy. We're outnumbered, and it's a lot."

"I had to give [drinking] up," Jessica said. "I'm not going to miss another day. I'm not going to miss another Halloween. I'm not going to miss another Christmas. I'm going to be present."