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I'm always waiting for someone to make an inappropriate comment.
When this is all over, I hope you remember these little moments.
Here's how I will empower them instead.
A year into the pandemic, my family is profoundly feeling their grandparents' absence.
Let's just stop collectively talking about mothers getting their bodies "back."
"Was there germ-time when you were in kindergarten?"
It's been a year of "wait and see".
I've never been more broken, and yet never been more complete.
#2: That I would be ready to send my kids back to school when it became a possibility.
ICU nurse Mandi Tuhro snapped this photo of herself during a much-needed break.
"Girls are easier than boys."
That it's a stage parents should dread.
As the mother of two girls, it's important to me that my partner and I don't contribute to harmful fat-phobia within our own home.
I see you.
It's not all or nothing.
Whitney Wolfe Herd is the youngest CEO to take a company public. She's also a mom who held her son while ringing that historic Nasdaq opening bell.
It's good to know I'm not alone.
Because motherhood can be a bumpy ride.
The truth is that love is all I know—all I can guarantee. And I hope every day that it will have been enough.
