Appreciating Motherhood
From the featured blog, The Adventure of Motherhood When the extraordinary becomes ordinary, we are in danger. We start looking for more. We stop appreciating things the way we should.…
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Tired Mama? Try 2 Under 2!
From the featured blog, One+One=4 Before Ryder was born, RJ and I knew we would be tired, but we had no idea what that actually meant. Within just a few…
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From our friends at HybridMom.com “Aren’t days like this hard for you?” the woman from my writing club asks me as I’m driving her home. “What do you mean?” I…
Continue readingBirth Order: What It Says About Your Child
From our friends at Parents Ask Do you find yourself dealing with stereotypical parenting issues from child to child because of birth order? You’re not alone! Parenting educator Patti Propper…
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From our friends at Parents Ask In the last half century, women have come so far in terms of their place and success in the professional world, yet many women…
Continue readingTake my husband…please!
Excerpted from blogger Jenna McCarthy’s hilariously awesome book, The Parent Trip For many women, pregnancy is a hormonal roller-coaster ride. Even if the joyous highs consistently outnumber the agonizing, gut-wrenching…
Continue readingLatest Celeb Photos
The latest photos of Gwen Stefani, Jennifer Garner, Halle Berry and other celebrity parents out with their tots. Click here to view the photos. Celebrity parents and celebrity babies.
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The Guilt of Postpartum Depression
Did you know that most books and articles say that 10% to 15% of new mothers will suffer from postpartum mood disorders? These disorders can include postpartum depression, postpartum anxiety/OCD…
Continue readingThe Euphoria Is Gone
From the featured blog, p.s. love.love. The euphoria is gone. I'm not sure every mom goes through this after they become a parent – but I did. I probably knew…
Continue readingSweet Slumber
By Nicole Caccavo Kear It was Christmas Eve, and the eve of my son’s one-month birthday. After an hour-long “Frosty the Snowman” singing marathon, I’d finally lured Giovanni to sleep.…
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