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Positive Parenting

The Myth of the Maternity Leave for the Entrepreneur

The Myth of the Maternity Leave for the Entrepreneur

5 things small business owners should know about maternity leave.

Back to basics

I’m a mom, what’s your superpower?

How to get your kids out the door in 39 easy steps

I sat down and mapped out a life plan, and so far it looks like I will be late for approximately 15 more years.

Husband, I am (more than ever) thankful for you

Parenthood has been one of the great fruits of our marriage.

Adulting ain’t easy

As a child, I used to think that adults had it figured out. Maybe they were all just winging it—like I am.

Asking for Help Doesn’t Make You Less of a Parent

A mom of twins explains why she said yes to every offer.

Motherhood—its beauty and brutality—makes me cry

Tears. The tears. They bubble up without warning. In grocery stores, in the car, watching my daughter’s dance class.

I Confess: I Use a Bumper

And 9 Other Things I Don’t Tell My Pediatrician

Secrets, secrets

Show people your dreams. 

Am I ready for motherhood?

“I didn't know I was ready... I still don't. But here we are."

Self-care matters: Mantras to nurture you as you become a mom

This is the beginning of your beautiful and complicated relationship that you will have with yourself as a mother.

Motherhood, for the second time

This pregnancy is progressing nearly identical to the first, but everything feels so different.

Are you ever ‘ready’ to have a baby?

Motherhood isn’t about getting ready. Motherhood makes you ready as you live it.

Woman holding baby

5 Things I Learned about Adoption

The journey to motherhood doesn’t always look like you think.

How I found a career path I adore: stay-at-home mom

I stopped doing a job I really didn’t love for one that brings me profound meaning: motherhood. 

What the First Year Means to Mom

Sometimes it’s motherhood that actually helps you discover yourself.

The 4 essential habits of happy parents

#1—Take parenting seriously, but not too seriously.

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