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Friends, coworkers, neighbors: Motherly can help you navigate the community that supports you with advice and essays from real mamas.
You might just need to tweak your definition of friendship.
Negative experiences on social media stress us out—so why do we continue to search for solace in groups overflowing with toxicity?
A midwife shares 5 ways to show up for your loved ones.
“Connection is the reason why we're here on the planet.”
Here's to the trip of a lifetime!
From early mornings to long days to late nights, you all have been there in times of need.
I needed women who were going through the same experiences, joys and challenges that I was. I craved connection, validation and support.
Forever friends have known us for decades—and they're still here.
While there are tons of things that you can gift to new parents, consider the gift of taking a load off of their shoulders.
And when it’s time to intervene.
Perhaps we don’t show our appreciation enough, but you are an essential part of our family’s support system—and we don’t know what we’d do without you.
Because we already have it tough enough as is.
The one part being feeling isolated, especially in new motherhood.
I know that I have a kid now, but I am so much more than just a mom.
"The news that Instagram (and, to a lesser extent, Facebook) is shifting away from a friends and family model to a content creator model had a lot of moms wondering, where in the world is my social network?"
"I don't know how I'd endure motherhood without the hopeful, sarcastic, I-get-you, in-the-trenches of mom life texts."
After having a baby, I honestly didn't expect friendship to be so hard—or so important. But I am finding that they are equally both.
"The thought of doing motherhood alone scared me so I was intentional about building my village."
I knew that if I wanted my village to show up, I needed to send out a call.
And for leaning on me, too.