18 Books on Motherhood That Celebrate Every Kind of Mom
We may receive a portion of sales if you purchase a product through a link in this article. Like life itself, there is no chart. No degree. No prerequisite that somehow makes one able to ace the journey that is motherhood. It’s as unique as the soul you’re stewarding, a
Meghan Markle’s Motherhood Quotes About Her, Prince Harry’s Kids
Reflecting on Those Early Days In an October 2021 letter to then-House Speaker Rep. Nancy Pelosi and Sen. Chuck Schumer explaining her support for mandatory paid parental leave in the U.S., Meghan wrote of being “overjoyed” but “overwhelmed” when her daughter was born when the pandemic was still preventing business
Feather & Bone founder Shubhangini Prakash on motherhood, forced efficiency, and starting a business
The night that Shubhangini Prakash went into labor with her second child was the same night she learned about her acceptance into the prestigious Target accelerator — and it started right away. This meant that the owner of the waterless and nontoxic skincare brand Feather & Bone, the products for
Making the Most of Motherhood: Simple Ways to Connect with Your Kids Every Day
Having a child while being a working woman means you have a very hectic daily life. Between work and staying on top of household chores, you may feel like you don’t have much time to be an attentive mom. But there is the good news: you don’t have to plan
How To Balance Motherhood With A Career
The transition to two kids was a whole new ballgame. My husband and I primarily spent the first year of our second daughter’s life in survival mode. Every time I thought I had a handle on things, a new challenge emerged and I was left to figure out how to
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How 4 Days in Mexico Helped Me Reclaim Myself After Motherhood
Boarding the flight to Cabo with my husband, Alejandro, my arms felt unnervingly light. It was our first trip without Ona, our five-month-old daughter. “She’ll be fine,” my mother-in-law had reassured me the night before, as I stroked Ona’s sandy hair. Still, my heart felt a little hollow as the
