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The Maternal Stress Project

Molly Dickens, Chelsea Conaboy

Exploring the stress of modern American motherhood… and what we can do about it.

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Stress Awareness Month is a bunch of BS

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Reducing the stress of modern mammalian motherhood

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"Breastfeeding and baby feeding are connected to all of this"

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Authors

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  • Molly Dickens

    Molly Dickens, PhD, is a stress physiologist and maternal health advocate. Her ongoing work focuses on the intersection of stress, maternal health, and the structures, systems, and cultural narratives that fail to support women and working parents.

  • Chelsea Conaboy

    Writer and editor. Mother Brain: How Neuroscience Is Rewriting the Story of Parenthood (out now from Holt). Formerly: Portland Press Herald, Boston Globe, Philadelphia Inquirer, Concord Monitor.

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