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Motherhood does not mean always putting your children’s—or anyone else’s—needs before your own.
“You always focus on your mistakes as a mom, and you just have to know that you’re doing the best you can.”
“Having kids has made me a happier person. I get a tremendous amount of self-esteem from taking care of my kids.”
It is not selfish to refill your own cup, so that you can pour into others.
2. The nudity.
What happens when breastfeeding isn’t as easy as you thought it would be?
Cheers to the moments when you open the door, looking completely unhinged.
What truly matters today? 1. I show up with love. 2. My babies are safe and loved. That’s it.
“With every next generation we have an opportunity to get it right. To create change.”
Whether face-to-face or behind a screen, here’s how to deal with judgment from other parents.
It’s not only children who grow. Parents do, too.
Easy rules for raising creative and confident children.
We are all just winging this whole motherhood thing. And that’s okay, mamas.
Indulge in some “you-time” before that baby arrives.
6. Find an exercise you actually like. We are sooo there.
Brooke’s new cookbook Skinny Suppers gives us 125 healthy recipes for our families, most under 350 calories.
Here's how to tune everyone else out and make some space for yourself.
4 expert tips to raise a confident child
How to avoid the temptation to compare yourself, on both the work and home front.
How fit is too fit during pregnancy? A women's health expert weighs in.
