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I don't know how long my son's "dada" phase will last. A baby's attitude and preferences can shift instantaneously, as I've come to realize over the past year.

While the news is hard right now, you've got all the tools you need to make the world a better place.

And you know what? You are my hero.

I have learned there are certain things only your mom will do for you.

What you need to know about "COVID toes."

A space that's experience focused and will inspire creative play.

It's surprising and a big relief, TBH.

"I'm sorry this is happening. I wish I could fix it for you."

It is possible to start breastfeeding again, but it requires a large commitment.

What you're experiencing is called grief. Here's what a grief counselor has to say to you.

The nurses came up with the idea for a very specific reason.

We're doing the best we can in a really weird, busy and scary time—parents, teachers and most especially, our kiddos, too.

And why it's totally normal, mama.

Doing good helps you feel good.

Homeschooling is tricky for all of us—even celebrities.

"We never thought it would happen to us because we were so careful," Barker tells Motherly, adding that she chose to share her story on social media because she doesn't want other families "to take even just an ounce of risk" when it comes to spreading the novel coronavirus.

The key is to treat your kids' chores as if they are a real job.

"We are alone. Together. You are surrounded all the other mothers who are navigating this tender time in isolation. You are held by all of us who have walked the path before you and who know how much you must be hurting. You are wrapped in the warm embrace of mama earth, as she too settles into this time of slowness and healing."