Lauren Wilde
@wilde
Lauren Wilde
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.comThis practice of accepting my feelings without judgment and leaning into self-compassion was the first and most important step in my healing journey. As we always say in the therapy room, you can’t heal what you don’t feel.
I also realized I had to forgive my past self. I had to forgive the version of myself who sat on that couch staring into space,... See more
I also realized I had to forgive my past self. I had to forgive the version of myself who sat on that couch staring into space,... See more
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
instagram.comfrom my upcoming collection
✨Stars at Last✨
releasing September 1st
#poetrylovers #poetrygram #poetrystatus #motherhood #motherhoodpoetry #motherwound #breakingthecycle
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It’s #pregnancyandinfantlossremembranceday and here’s a reminder of what to say instead of some of the platitudes and silver lining statements we so often hear.
Dont forget tonight at 7 pm your local time is the #globalwaveoflight —-so for my Europe friends that’s in only a few hours.... See more
instagram.comIf you experience pregnancy or infant loss, you may feel like you’re the only one who is going through what you’re going through. But about 10 to 20 percent of known pregnancies end in miscarriage before the 20th week. In 2022, the infant mortality rate in the United States was 5.6 deaths per 1,000 live births, a 3% increase from 2021. You are not... See more
“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... See more
— How Not to Hate Your Husband After Kids by... See more
