
Exploring the stress load of modern American motherhood… and how we fix it together.
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Thank you to everyone who joined us yesterday. Such a fun conversation! Catch up with the video above or on audio here:
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I have to admit, when first reached out about her book, I was a little intimidated about the idea of venturing...
Thank you to everyone who joined us yesterday. Such a fun conversation! Catch up with the video above or on audio HERE.
I have to admit, when Yael first reached out about her book, I was a little intimidated about the idea of venturing in...
The glorification of achievement culture is an unhelpful addition to maternal stress load.
“Parents are feeling this pressure to do more, be more, be better, and there is no good enough as a parent in today’s cultural messaging for parents...
While I usually try to avoid openly criticizing other writers, an essay popped up in my feed a month or so ago and lodged a hefty prickle into the recesses of my brain. And here we go…
I’m not a parenting expert so I will spare you from a...
I had not planned to write on this topic today. I had another newsletter ready to send out. Recorded the audio and everything. But here we are.
At first, I put out a Note and considered that my contribution to the conversation; after all,...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Stress physiologist and women's health advocate. Currently focusing on the intersection of stress, health, and the structures, systems, and cultural narratives that impact women and working parents.
Clinical psychologist, faculty at Brown University, author of Work, Parent, Thrive & nap enthusiast. I write about the artful science of growing a happier, healthier relational life. Bylines at Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, & others.
CEO and co-founder, Chamber of Mothers, attorney, mom of 3, dedicated to uniting mothers as advocates and showing lawmakers that mothers are a powerful force for change.
The largest nonpartisan nonprofit in the U.S. dedicated to winning paid family and medical leave, affordable, accessible childcare, and historic investments in maternal health. Join our grassroots network of 50+ local chapters.
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