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#3—Put the furniture together. Please? ?
8. Praise and encourage.
I dragged myself out once a week to the new moms group I’d signed up for, and that seemed like enough.
Telling women they can "bounce back' and erase the fact that they've had a baby is misguided at best and dangerous at worst.
When did guilt ever make you better at anything?
I’m learning to cherish my daughter’s larger-than-life spirit and mission.
This is thirtysomething. It’s not easy—and that’s the truth.
2. Become fluent in each other’s love languages.
Black stretchy pants don’t judge.
2. Maintain relationships + attend professional events in your industry.
Research shows that listening to music is a helpful coping strategy during labor.
1. You’re making space for baby—literally.
Embrace the (beautiful) chaos.
We have a pretty good idea of what words you’ll be typing into the Pinterest search bar next year.
The new normal is that I work when I should be sleeping because it seems like I can’t get enough done during the day.
Happiness is fleeting.
The LOVE has overwhelmed me and the exhaustion has overtaken me.
Messy bun + getting stuff done.
How to give yourself a baby-holding break.
Ever feel like you’re the only one struggling under the weight of motherhood? (Psst, you’re not.)
