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Happy + healthy on the journey to motherhood

“You are in charge of how you react to the people and events in your life." Get it, girl. The journey to motherhood is all about taking ownership of what you can control, and having confidence and trust in the rest. So much of motherhood is making peace with what is out of your hands. Deep breaths, mama. You've got this. XO, TeamMotherly P.S. Check out the products that Motherly's mamas used to conceive.

A letter to my husband—I wouldn’t be the mother I am without you

One mama pens a letter to her hubby thanking him for all his sacrifices and unwavering support. 

How this healthy mama + CEO is keeping you safe during pregnancy and beyond

Founder + CEO of healthy mama chats with us about creating safe and effective products for pregnant and nursing mamas.

You’re rocking this #momlife

“You always focus on your mistakes as a mom, and you just have to know that you’re doing the best you can.”

What a stay-at-home mother sacrifices—and what she gains

The reality of staying home all day with a young child is that it can be quite isolating.

‘When are you done having kids?’

One mama shares her story on how and when she realized she’s finished having children, and her journey of acceptance.

Self-care is not ‘pampering’

It is not selfish to refill your own cup, so that you can pour into others.

#Treatyoself, mama

“You never appreciate all of the things your mother did for you until you find yourself doing the same things for your kids.”

Remember, mama, this season will pass

Seasons can be tough at times but they do pass and when they do we miss them

An ode to my 20s on the eve of my 30th birthday—thank you

Here’s to tea parties instead of keg parties, and the (sleep) hangovers caused by up-all-night teething children.

Your TTC journey: Keep it spicy. Keep it real.

She who is brave is free. How's your partner handling the TTC process? Is he loving all the action—or stressing about his fertility? We checked in on common men's fears when trying to get pregnant. Long story short: He wants to know if his boys can swim, if you're happy and healthy, and how he's going to afford all those diapers. Your job? Remind him that these worries are so normal, and that you're in this together. XO, TeamMotherly P.S. These are the 10 questions you should discuss as a couple before getting pregnant. We asked the experts, rounded up their answers and even put them into a printable format to bring to your next date night. If only we could answer them for you, too...

Work it out, baby

So, what's the wackiest thing you've done while trying to make a baby? Held your legs up for 30 minutes post-sex? (Us too.) Squeezed in a quickie while your other kids watched Wonder Pets? (Guilty.) Run home between work meetings for a little afternoon delight? (Sames.) Gone for it in your childhood bedroom because you were ovulating while staying at your parents' house? (We're not judging.) Who knew creating human life could be so weird and wonderful? XO, TeamMotherly P.S. Make sure you're using sperm-friendly lube when you're getting down to baby town. We've successfully conceived using Pre-Seed—now with antioxidant support to keep those sperm nourished for their big journey.

You do you, mama ‍♀️

You've got this. It's so tempting to play the comparison game when TTC: She got pregnant right away, she needed to see a fertility specialist and can you believe that SHE'S having a kid? Pro tip from the team at Motherly: Every woman is different, so don't waste time comparing your experience to someone else's. Some women have awful morning sickness, while others barely notice they're pregnant the whole first trimester. Some rock maternity jeggings like pregnant glamazons, and some off us swear off pants until our kids are in kindergarten (long live maxi skirts ♀️). You do you, mama. XO, TeamMotherly P.S. Motherly is a judgment-free zone. We think you're amazing just the way you are.

You are one lucky mama. ☘

Motherhood is the biggest gamble in the world...It’s huge and scary—it’s an act of infinite optimism.

Hey mama—you deserve to have a little fun

“The more I play, the less I worry. The less I worry, the more joyful I am as a mother.”

Dream big, mama ✨

“Let me mother out my best hopes instead of my worst fears.”

My next adventure? Having a child

Becoming an American girl was a journey. Becoming a mother, I know, will be the greatest adventure yet.

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