
Your love has never been more important, mama.

Everyone is grieving and struggling right now. When I'm not pulling my hair out, I'm trying to be grateful that I am with my family, they are healthy and safe, and I am not enduring this period in total isolation. But this pandemic is highlighting all that is wrong with our systems set up to support families.

I know now that my daughter and I are not alone—and we never were.

It's called a "family gap plan" and it's pretty genius.

Why it's so important to text your best friend right now, mama.

Mama, you were made for this moment.

Because you don't have to struggle alone, mama.

By caring for myself I will be a better mama, a more loving wife and a happier human.

I expected to be sad when I stopped breastfeeding. I didn't expect to go through this.

Plus, how to minimize your holiday to-do list.

Perfectly normal feelings resulted in a perfectly NOT normal response. We need to do better.

Buttigieg thinks he can "prevent 1 million deaths of despair by 2028" by giving Americans more access to mental health and addictions services.

All new mamas need to hear her message.

Mothers are like rocks—we appear solid but can crumble. Crumbling isn't a sign of weakness as the rubble remains strong.

I had desperately wanted to be a mother and was so grateful for my daughter's health and happiness, but it felt like large chunks of me were gone, scooped out, and I had empty holes I didn't know how to fill.

Newly postpartum women are suffering in silence, but they don't have to be.

If I could tell you anything about struggling with this, it is this: PPA is real, it is not normal, and getting help is okay. Do not feel ashamed, do not feel embarrassed, and don't for one second think you owe anyone an explanation.

To be a truly great leader in your family, you need to slow down and be purposeful with your time.

For many years, I've devoted myself completely to my children, believing it was best for them. But you can't pull water from an empty well, and this past year my well went dry.

Reach out to someone you know who has lost someone, and let them know you're thinking of them. It won't go unnoticed.