Spread the Jelly
Spread the Jelly, Sarah Levy, Shanetta McDonald, Kailey, sofie pavitt, Mackenzie Wagoner, Alexis Barad-CutlerFor new moms, expecting moms, people who don’t want to be moms, those still deciding, and those still trying.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 62 | Subscribers | Read | spreadthejelly.substack.com |
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Layla Taylor on divorce, dating, and being a single parent.
### Getting Sticky With: Layla Taylor
"Surrogacy is so much harder than people think."
##### The Cost of Motherhood is a Spread the Jelly series examining the dollar signs attached to pregnancy, postpartum, and everything that follows. We’re here to explore that financial burden—and what it reveals about the systems women are...
Claire Holt is a very bad liar.
## Getting Sticky With: Claire Holt
Why I quit romance novels.
For new moms, expecting moms, people who don’t want to be moms, those still deciding, and those still trying.
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An independent publication dedicated to motherhood.
Writer, mom, and author of Drinking Games (St. Martin’s Press). My work has appeared in The New York Times, The Cut, Elle, Glamour, Vogue, and elsewhere.
Shanetta McDonald is a writer, publicist, and somatic life coach. Her essays have been featured in Allure, InStyle, Essence, Refinery29, and Well+Good. As a coach, she helps women share their stories and take up space with confidence.
mother, mother: musings on motherhood and the messy in-between bits. mack’s mom, lover of words, tacos, and 90's music.
Real talk on skincare from NYC based esthetician and acne whisperer.
Formerly Vogue, Into the Gloss, and Architectural Digest
Writing on beauty, aging, bodies, and the systems that shape women’s lives.
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