
It's because of the way our brains store information.

There are so many incredible women who have succeeded at both 'insert job title' and 'mama.'

She was just starting to babble and say ‘Mama’ like, a couple of weeks ago, wasn’t it?

Know that because you've given me the honor of motherhood, this relationship has tied our hearts together for eternity.

"When I don't parent with grace and instead react out of anger or frustration, I feel terrible, especially because it probably could have been prevented if I had gone to bed earlier the night before."

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.

You will wake up every day a little bit braver than the day before. You’ve got this, mama.

If life goes according to plan, I'll have one more when I'm 29 and, by 30, my husband and I will be selling car seats, hitting the tail end of diapers and settling into life as a minivan family.

For a few hours Kate didn't have to do our emotional labor or be the default parent. No one asked her to make his brother return a toy or to check the tone in an email. She didn't have to perform appreciation for a breakfast in bed we would have made wrong. For one day, she didn't have to take care of anyone.

Discover how my child's compassion led to a rewarding experience of helping others in need. A must-read for parents!

Her toddlers were melting down and kind strangers stepped in.

But I love this version even more.

Discover how minimalist moms balance work and family life effortlessly with these 8 practical tips for busy parents.

Because as much as we'd like to be in two places at once, we just can't.

Incorporating minimalism into real life can be a challenge, especially during the…

My 3-year-old had the best idea, and we just ran with it.

Discover the beauty of motherhood and why it's fulfilling on its own. Celebrate your role as a mom and find joy in everyday moments.

A Bankrate survey found that 45% of Americans feel compelled to go beyond their comfort zones when buying holiday gifts.

I don't want you to grow up.

The idea of "more," making more money, obtaining more things—and in my case, creating more life—is not necessarily the ticket to a happier life.