So why is it you want a baby, my therapist asks. Love, I answer.
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He’s passing as a boy now—as long as he binds his breasts.
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Momsplaining perpetuates the myth that someone out there is getting this parenting thing right.
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When you’re a parent, you have to believe that no matter what your child does or says they still deserve to be loved.
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The author of All Joy and No Fun talks to Motherwell about parental anxiety, adolescence, and what she regrets about her bestselling book.
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More than my body and my schedule, IVF took over my mind.
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I wait for sleep, for the fever to break, the tooth to fall out, the rash to go away.
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Sorry, can’t make it to the sorority reunion. My thermometer says I’m ovulating!
By Amy Klein
I waited to feel that my first child was not enough. I waited for a hunger that can be satisfied in only one way.
By Leslie Kendall Dye
All the years of doing and hoping, praying and sculpting—you wait to see if it worked.
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