Journal
You Don’t Have to Love Your Postpartum Body: Learning to Make Peace With Your Body After Baby
Your body changes dramatically during pregnancy and postpartum, and learning to feel comfortable in your postpartum body can take time. Explore postpartum body image, body acceptance, and compassionate ways to navigate the physical and emotional changes that come after having a baby.
Understanding Colic in Newborns and Its Impact on Maternal Mental Health
Learn what colic is, how it affects postpartum mental health, and practical coping strategies for parents caring for a colicky baby.
Supporting a New Parent Through the Postpartum Journey
A support system is key for parents, especially with a newborn. Learn how you can offer support to a loved one while respecting their boundaries, and when to suggest professional support.
Understanding Mom Rage: It’s Not Who You Are—It’s a Sign
Let’s get one thing out of the way: Mom rage is real. It’s not just snapping occasionally or being “too sensitive.” It’s a full-body experience that can feel explosive, scary, and often comes with a heavy dose of shame. You might find yourself yelling over a spilled snack, slamming a door after asking for the fifth time to put on shoes, or seething in silence while fantasizing about walking out the door and never coming back.