Motherhood
We have known for some time that the long-term health of mothers and their children is impacted by the physical journey of pregnancy. We now also know that the long-term health of mothers and their children is impacted by the physical journey that takes place after pregnancy.
Angela Garbes • Like a Mother: A Feminist Journey Through the Science and Culture of Pregnancy
Motherhood changes you. Every fibre, every cell, every area. And with a little understanding, support and deep compassion, it will be the making of you.
Amy Taylor-Kabbaz • Mama Rising: Discovering the New You Through Motherhood
Pregnancy brings about the birth of not one but two new beings. Mother is not a fixed identity; we are dynamic and grow along with our young. The
Angela Garbes • Like a Mother: A Feminist Journey Through the Science and Culture of Pregnancy
Motherhood has a way of showing up right when we need it most, even if we don’t realize it at the time. Our children don’t just change our lives—they shape us, heal us, and remind us of what truly matters. If you’ve ever looked at your little one and thought, I needed you more than you’ll ever know, you’re not alone. They’re not just our greatest gifts; they’re often the pieces we didn’t know were missing. 💕 👉🏻Follow @WELLBEINGMOTHERHOOD for more encouraging and relatable content for moms🫶🏻 ✍🏼: @by_thecove
instagram.comDid you know? The egg that created her was inside me when I was growing inside my mother. Three generations, connected in a way that feels almost too magical to comprehend. She’s been with me my whole life, quietly waiting for love to bring her into this world. And now, here she is—my heart, my home, my everything. Follow @momhustlempire for more moments like this and to find out how I’m earning money writing about what I love. ❤️ 📽️ @aybukegderin
instagram.comMotherhood, with its intense physical and emotional extremes, is a crucible in which we are tested and altered. In the alchemical vessel of motherhood, the heat is turned up high.
Lisa Marchiano • Motherhood: Facing and Finding Yourself
The truth is that motherhood is a hero's journey. For most of us it's not a journey outward, to the most fantastic and farthest-flung places, but inward, downward, to the deepest parts of your strength, to the innermost buried core of everything you are made of but didn't know was there.
Jessi Klein • I'll Show Myself Out: Essays on Midlife and Motherhood
The nine steps: A story of birth and rebirth
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