Thriving in The Trenches
a virtual village for mamas everywhere, especially the ones doing this motherhood thing without a built-in village
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The 10 Most Common Reasons Babies Are Born Premature
Most people grow up thinking pregnancy lasts 39 to 40 weeks. You get pregnant, go to the appointments, do the classes, find out the gender, watch the baby bump grow, you have the baby shower, buy the things, prepare the nursery, pack your h...
Every Kind of Mother
There is no one way to arrive at motherhood. No standard entry point, no universal experience, no shared first chapter that every mother can point to and say “yes, that’s where it began for me too.”
Some of us arrived suddenly. Some slowly...
The no-BS baby list: what you actually need
When my water broke at 28 weeks, I had absolutely nothing ready for the baby.
And when I say nothing, I mean absolutely nothing.
No cute little setup.
No “just in case” stash.
No organized drawers waiting for his arrival.
My entire new...
She cried because I was wearing earrings
A friend video called me when I was about 7 weeks postpartum.
She looked at me for a second and said “Oh my God… are those earrings you’re wearing?” she said it like it shocked her.
I laughed a little not thinking anything of it because…...
Motherhood is ghetto (no one actually tells you this)
Motherhood is strange in the way it unfolds.
You prepare for it for months, sometimes years.
Reading books. Attending classes. Saving posts. Listening carefully to women who have walked this road before you.
And in many ways, that prepa...
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