mother curious
Annaliese Godderz, Melissa Deliziaa brooklyn mom’s take on what it means to be the first parents in your crew and how to flourish as an independent woman, who also happens to be a full time mom
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 63 | Subscribers | Read | annaliesegodderz.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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the urge to helicopter parent your parents
i never imagined being close to my parents as an adult. our extended family was necessarily fractured growing up and i just assumed that parents were people you outgrew. plus there was no way i was ever going to live in philadelphia, as muc...
going viral on substack ruined my writing
it was also the single greatest thing that could have happened for my writing at the time.
scandinavia with a toddler: the city, the mountains, and every cardamom bun in the land
i wake up in my own individual duvet, but still pressed up against my husband for warmth in his. there’s a hush that fills this apartment and it feels like sunday at home. i can see a single stream of sunshine piercing through edge of the d...
flying to europe with a toddler for the first time
there are plenty of times in my life when the prospect of reading a story like this would have scared the shit out of me, i’d call it birth control and be on my way. but here’s the reality, it wasn’t scary. there were no major meltdowns. ev...
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just your resident low key brooklyn mom here to celebrate however you choose to parent…or don't ;)
honoring any and all of the thoughts that pop into my little head that feel like they need to be shared.
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