Lauren Wilde
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Lauren Wilde
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... See more
instagram.comRebecca Abrams on the effect of a second child on woman's feelings for her firstborn
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Be gentle with yourself. Feeling insecure from time to time is just part of being human 𫶠#millennialtherapist
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Many mental health professionals donât use the word âhealingâ when it comes to grief. In many ways, grief isnât something you heal from; itâs something you grow with. Itâs something you learn to stand side-by-side with. Something else to consider if youâre supporting someone through loss: Listen to how a loved one speaks about their loss, and try... See more
FWIW, in this newsletter, youâll notice that we tend to use the term âpregnancy lossâ more often than âmiscarriage.â Some advocates in the space have noted that the word âmiscarriageâ can insinuate a mistake, badness, or errorâideas that can be internalized by a mother. Itâs not wrong to use the word miscarriageâand we will use it occasionallyâbut... 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
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Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month is observed in October and provides space for individuals and communities to reflect on the grief and challenges faced by the people and families who have experienced a loss in pregnancy or during infancy. Today, we focus on remembering those losses. I encourage you to join families across the world in... See more
instagram.comWithin the next couple of decades, a new generation of contraceptives could hit the American market. One, a pill that blocks certain cells from accessing vitamin A, might be able to limit fertility without flooding the body with hormones; another is an injection that temporarily blocks up the reproductive plumbing. The method thatâs furthest along... See more