Lauren Wilde
@wilde
Lauren Wilde
“Researchers from the UK’s Mindlab International measured subconscious brain activity in sleeping men and women and found that while a baby’s crying was the number one nighttime sound most likely to wake up a woman, it didn’t even figure into the male top ten—lagging behind car alarms. And strong wind.”
— How Not to Hate Your Husband After Kids by J... See more
— How Not to Hate Your Husband After Kids by J... See more
Paid Leave AI
paidleave.ai
❤️ from @crunchy_mama_0128
Nnneeeedddddddd morrreeeeee rooooommmmm!
#bedsharingwithatoddler #toddlerlife #firsttimemom #cosleeping #attachmentparenting #toddlerbedtime #momlife #familybed #gentleparenting #bedtimestruggles #toddlermom #toddlersleep #mommyandme #safebedsharing #newmom #moth... See more
instagram.comI’m not a celebrity, I’m a worker. I’ve always worked. I was working before people read anything about me, and the day they stopped reading about me, I was doing even more work. And the idea that if you’re a mother, you’re not doing anything—it’s the hardest job there is, being a mother or father requires great sacrifice, discipline, selflessness, ... See more
The hardcover set of the Inward Trilogy is available through the link!
I remember when I first started writing Inward when I lived in Brooklyn back in 2015. I would have never imagined this handful of lessons that I was learning and reflecting on would turn into a trilogy that has sold over 1.3 million copies worldwide... See more
instagram.comPostpartum Preparation — The MotherLoad Collective
themotherloadcollective.com
Mother’s Day is tomorrow, and many of us are going to receive gifts of outings, nights out, or traditional “self-care” methods.
And these can be great, welcome gifts. But they can also add to an already full plate and fail to leave us rested.
We’re often told we just need to rest or prac... See more
instagram.com
Too often women on career pause feel counted out of the conversation about the balancing act. Take this as your sign your work is immense and you deserve to be included in conversations about how to better support mothers.
Source: Salary.com and further research and insight can be found here — https://finance.yahoo.com/news/much-economists-stay-home-moms-130001098.html
Additional... See more
instagram.comPregnancy loss almost always results from something out of your control (read: not your fault). About 80 percent of pregnancy losses occur within the first trimester, and about one-half to two-thirds of those occur because of chromosomal abnormalities.