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MotherLore is a living archive of myth, ritual, and the inner truths of matrescence. It is a space for mothers craving language for the parts of motherhood we seldom speak aloud, and for anyone longing to understand their own mother more deeply.

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Today Is the Last Day You'll Mother This Version of Your Child

The Welsh word hiraeth (heer-eye-th) describes a deep longing for a home, place, or a time that you can never return to.

Motherhood creates hundreds of such places. Whole countries of moments, lived once and left behind.

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When Others Write Your Motherhood Story

Stories have always been spoken aloud, around hearthfires, kitchen tables, and in gathering spaces. It’s one of the most important ways that we’ve made sense of our lives, passed down knowledge, and entertained one another. Women and mother...

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What do the Drowned Women of Celtic Myth Have to Teach us About Motherhood?

What do the drowned women of Celtic myth have to teach us about motherhood?

There is a recurring pattern in many Celtic Myths: A woman goes looking for wisdom or some Otherworldly gift in a forbidden well. She crosses the boundary and...

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Becoming a Mother Still Has No Story

I love a good book. I remember being so excited to have time to READ again - fiction, non-fiction that wasn’t teaching me how to fix something, whatever struck my fancy.

I had so, so many plans for postpartum. As I wrote in this note, how...

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Why Mothers Need Stories Too

“I don’t know what’s wrong… But something’s wrong.” I said to my husband not long after my son was born. I could feel it. A “wrongness” in my body. A tightness, persistent in the background, just enough to notice. And yet, I could not say w...

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