On Motherhood Archives

A Science-Based Look at Natural Induction Methods

by Shadra Bruce | Oct 29, 2019 | Everything Baby, On Motherhood | 0

What are natural induction methods? Are natural induction methods safe? We get the scoop from Neve Spicer, director & founder of WetheParents.org.

Discussing Race with My Daughter

by Dynisha Smith | Sep 27, 2019 | Let's Talk, On Motherhood, Parenting | 0

Discussing race with my 5-year old daughter isn’t necessarily something I want to do, but in this climate, it’s something I HAVE to do.

Kicking Parental Guilt to the Curb

by Dynisha Smith | Sep 12, 2019 | On Motherhood, Parenting | 0

We’ve all been there – one misstep and the parental guilt floods us. But I promise you, you’re almost always harder on yourself than your kid would be.

3 Relationships That Change When You’re a Single Mom

by Dynisha Smith | Aug 30, 2019 | Doing it Alone, On Motherhood | 0

As a single mother I engage differently. All of my relationships have mutated, mostly for the better, but change can be a hard pill to swallow.

4 Realities Sick Moms are Guilty Of

by Kira Hazledine | May 2, 2019 | On Motherhood, Parenting | 0

It’s refreshing to toss the rules out for a day or two, right? Right. Mama needs some rest.

Why Acknowledging Thin Privilege in Motherhood is a Must

by Kira Hazledine | Mar 29, 2019 | Health, On Motherhood | 0

A woman’s worth is not tied to her weight, and for those that aren’t under scrutiny, it’s time to step up.

Going to Work Isn’t Enough as a Supportive Partner

by Kira Hazledine | Mar 22, 2019 | On Motherhood | 0

Want to know the biggest difference between going to work and being the stay-at-home-parent? One person gets to clock out.

To the Moms I Can’t Stand: It’s Not Me, It’s You

by Kira Hazledine | Mar 6, 2019 | On Motherhood | 0

No hurt feelings, but I don’t play mean girl games. We’re either genuine friends or we’re not, and I won’t entertain anyone’s dramatics.

Body Positivity Should be Part of Every Postpartum Check

by Kira Hazledine | Mar 2, 2019 | On Motherhood | 0

It’s not vanity, it’s self-love. There’s a difference, and your perception of yourself as a mother AND a person is more important than you’ve been led to believe.