Lauren Wilde
@wilde
Lauren Wilde
I find this topic so fascinating and have been loving all of the convos I have been getting to have with you all in the comments and DMs!
This question was a helpful one for myself as I was trying to decide to have kids.
Is there a question you would encourage other fence sitters to ask... See more
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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... See more
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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 —... See more
instagram.comIntegrated Man Project: A Mother's Perspective - POSTPARTUM SERIES (feat. BLAMEITONMOMBRAIN) on Apple Podcasts
podcasts.apple.comfrom my upcoming collection
✨Stars at Last✨
releasing September 1st
#poetrylovers #poetrygram #poetrystatus #motherhood #motherhoodpoetry #motherwound #breakingthecycle
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Love notes to myself and to you. Take what you need 💌 #selfloveclub
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This space is all about changing the language about career pauses for family life and this is a good one to take on. No, maternity leave or chapters of at-home parenting is not time off. Some people think it’s just colloquial conversation. I say it’s cultural messaging that undervalues the immense work of caregiving and family life in modern days... See more
instagram.comAnnie Grace - This Naked Mind
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FWIW, in this newsletter, you’ll notice that we tend to use the term “pregnancy loss” more often than “miscarriage.” Some advocates in the space have noted that the word “miscarriage” can insinuate a mistake, badness, or error—ideas that can be internalized by a mother. It’s not wrong to use the word miscarriage—and we will use it occasionally—but... See more