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Motherhood At 4AM

MotherhoodAt4AM

An American in London writing through first-time motherhood: notes of becoming, belonging, and building a life far from home.

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The village isn’t coming, it’s already here

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We talk about the 'village'.

The mythical collection 
of people
who appear 
when you have a baby,
and somehow know exactly
w...
4 days ago
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I miss work

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I miss work.

I really never expected to write that sentence.

But that is the truth,
expected or not.

It’s not the job...
11 days ago
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The first baby

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I’m the first mother 
in my friend group.

Which has come 
with more lonely moments
than I anticipated
as my bump grew....
18 days ago
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The art of surrendering

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Surrender could be 
a synonym for 
Motherhood.

In pregnancy,
you instantly cede
to the unknown,
to the magic of carrying...
24 days ago
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Am I a terrible mother?

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Am I a terrible mother because….

I can’t differentiate between the five cries,
and I can’t get a handle on my oversupply,
and I haven’t...
a month ago
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    Poetry, essays, and honest reflections on first-time motherhood, identity, and building a life abroad. American in London. First of my friends to become a mom. I’ll see you in the quiet hours ✨

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