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  • Kiya Taylor

    I write about motherhood and the work we do – unpaid, paid and the internal work too. 30-something mother to a toddler. Writer, PhD researcher, business builder. Currently based in Sydney, Australia.

  • Charlotte Stephens

    British mum of three/ infant sleep educator/ marketer/ gossip hound. Here for a good time. Subscribe to Baby Brain to join the fun (go on, I dare you) ❤️☕\ud83d\udc40

  • Carly Fredericka

    If you like devastating & beautiful things, you might like it here.

  • Violet Carol

    Mom. Writer. A thousand other selves. Personal essays and poetry on Mother Love Letters about motherhood, the body, womanhood, and relationships \ud83d\udc8c

  • Julie Schechter

    Black coffee, neat whiskey, trying to finish my novel at 5am before my toddler wakes up.

  • Natalie A. Bruzon

    Wish I was a trophy wife, but I married a pastor. Editor + columnist at SPECTRUM Magazine. Author of Out Loud on Substack. Catch me talking motherhood and Christian culture. Media inquiries: [email protected].

  • Kristyn Emmer

    Currently: Exploring what nature teaches us about how to flow through life’s transitions. You’ll read themes here about health, nature, career, motherhood, & the enneagram, & often how they all intersect; because after all, CONNECTION IS HEALTH.

  • Tyece Wilkins-Amadi

    Raising twins while rethinking ambition, identity and the meaning we make out of motherhood's ordinary moments.

  • Flora Allardice

    Reading, writing and sharing things that tickle my interest.

  • Michelle \ud83d\udc26‍⬛ More Than Mama

    Tired, but iconic \ud83d\udcab Where ambitious mamas makes moves in their work at the level they're capable of, alongside motherhood ❤️‍\ud83d\udd25 [Capacity Coach | Author | Mama of 2 | Former Therapist]

  • Kristen Rive Thomson

    Writing about motherhood, culture, and identity. Reflecting on the expectations that come along with it.

  • Sophia Lord

    mom, tech investor, writing the how-to guide i wish i had as a first-time mom ✨ | come for the unsolicited advice, stay for the humorous perspective of navigating pregnancy, postpartum, and early motherhood ✨

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