Nearly half of miscarrying mothers admit to feeling guilt or self-blame. And why wouldn’t we feel guilty? The word miscarriage, after all, directly implies blame toward the mother. If you’re shaking your head “no” here, please keep reading. This post is for you.
When Laura had hot flashes at 32, her medical intuition told her it was not good. She hoped to conceive, but soon learned that she had primary ovarian insufficiency. Here’s her story.
Aisha Stith is writing this article for her rockstar son, Chase, one of the most magnificent beings. And for everyone who has endured the trauma
Experiencing an identity crisis after baby? You’re not alone. This article talks about the importance of rediscovering yourself after motherhood.
Pregnancy after loss can be emotionally draining. Thanks to great mental healthcare, I developed a lot of coping mechanisms for making it through pregnancy after loss.
Read my story & find my top 5 tips for coping with pregnancy anxiety.
One mom tells her late term abortion story about a wanted pregnancy that became the medical abortion story of her worst nightmares.
Parenting anxiety is normal, but there’s a difference between parenting stress and serious anxiety. Here, learn the difference and how to cope.
Self-care is a popular topic, especially for busy moms. Let’s talk about what self-care is, why we need to practice it, and what steps we can take.
Mary Katherine Mason, regular guest author at Undefining Motherhood, gives us the inside scoop about what it’s really like to live with Hyperemesis Gravidarum (HG).
Most of us have strong feelings about our postpartum bodies. Some love them, more hate them, many are in awe of them. Above all, most of us can’t believe how little we knew about what to expect.
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