MotherLore
Ayla De Grandpre | MotherLoreMotherhood is an ancient story we are each living anew. MotherLore brings our lives into conversation with the myths, folklore and women who came before us.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 22 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 9 days ago |
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Mothers Are Storytellers... We just stopped recognizing their stories as culture
When I first began to delve into the world of Scottish and Irish folklore, I, like many of us influenced by popular culture and Hollywood, imagined the storyteller as an old man, slightly rough around the edges with a charismatic smile, sit...
Why You Were Never Meant to Stay the Center of Their World
Manuela Kouakou, MD-PhD and Ayla De Grandpre | MotherLore
Originally posted Apr 10, 2026 on My Fertile Brain
This piece is a collaboration between Manuela Kouakou, MD-PhD of My Fertile Brain, and Ayla De Grandpre | MotherLore. The person...
Good Mothers Keep Their Children Safe at All Costs... Right?
The Bubble
I want to lock my son and myself inside a protective, impenetrable bubble. I feel it whenever I do something risky. I hear a voice in my head that tells me that what I am doing is irresponsible. That it would be perfectly rea...
Before Google Told Mothers to Panic, Fairies Did
Trigger warning: infant mortality, postpartum anxiety and hypervigilance, child abuse
Motherhood makes us into readers of signs. We learn to interpret changes in our child’s cries, monitor fevers and strange rashes, and constantly searc...
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.
We might call i...
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