Unfollowing the Facebook Faux Pas: A Guide to Peaceful Social Media Breakups

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self insemination kitI need to say something. It’s not you; it’s me. I get that we share 117 friends on Facebook, and you seem delightful in real life, but this virtual connection? Well, it was enjoyable at first, but now…
Our Family is Complete… For Now

Mar 21, 2023

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home insemination KitUpdated: Aug. 21, 2015 Originally Published: June 13, 2012This week has been particularly challenging; my son has completely stopped sleeping. As a result, I am exhausted. After a sleepless night, I thought it would be a good idea…
Mom Hair Don’t Care — But I Really Do

Mar 21, 2023

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self insemination kitVisiting the salon was once one of my treasured indulgences, but nowadays, managing my grays has overshadowed my once enjoyable salon visits. I adore how my hair looks and feels post-appointment, yet I long for those carefree days…
Single Moms with a Co-Parent Are Still Single Moms

Mar 21, 2023

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Navigating Parenting as a Single Motherself insemination kitThe journey of motherhood is challenging, and doing it alone can feel nearly impossible. For single moms, the absence of a support system can be overwhelming. We often pour our hearts and souls…
Yes, It’s Normal for Women to Still Look Pregnant After Giving Birth: And No, You Shouldn’t Comment on It

Mar 21, 2023

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self insemination kitIn a recent Instagram post, actress and author Mia Johnson opened up about her experience with “body-shaming” after giving birth. Here’s something many might not realize: a significant number of women appear to still have a baby bump…
These New ‘Baby So Real’ Cabbage Patch Dolls Are a Whole New Ball Game

Mar 21, 2023

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home insemination KitGet ready, because a new wave of Cabbage Patch dolls is hitting the shelves, and they’re nothing like the ones we cherished as kids. If you’re considering snagging an old-school Cabbage Patch doll for your little one, that’s…
10-Year-Old Mia Johnson is the Final Uvalde Victim Released from the Hospital

Mar 21, 2023

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artificial insemination kit for humansSixty-six days after the tragic shooting, the last victim hospitalized from the Robb Elementary School incident is finally heading home.Mia Johnson was among the 17 children injured during the devastating school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, back…
A Grieving Husband’s Battle for Parenthood: The Fight for His Late Wife’s Embryos

Mar 21, 2023

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Get Pregnant FastIn a poignant legal struggle, a widower named Daniel is determined to utilize the embryos created with his late wife, Sarah, through in vitro fertilization (IVF). Following Sarah’s untimely passing, Daniel has found himself in a complex situation,…
Life Reflected in a Mother’s Hands

Mar 20, 2023

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self insemination kitUpdated: Oct. 21, 2019 Originally Published: Aug. 27, 2011Recently, while flipping through a family photo album, I stumbled upon a picture of my grandmother’s hands. They were beautifully worn, a testament to years of hard work, with sun-kissed…
Viral C-Section Art Celebrates the Unique Birth Experience of Women

Mar 20, 2023

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self insemination kitApril is recognized as Caesarian Awareness Month, aimed at increasing understanding of C-sections and advocating for a reduction in unnecessary surgeries. Given that C-sections involve significant surgical procedures, painful recovery, and the responsibilities of caring for a newborn,…

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Unfollowing the Facebook Faux Pas: A Guide to Peaceful Social Media Breakups

Our Family is Complete… For Now

Mom Hair Don’t Care — But I Really Do

Single Moms with a Co-Parent Are Still Single Moms

Yes, It’s Normal for Women to Still Look Pregnant After Giving Birth: And No, You Shouldn’t Comment on It

These New ‘Baby So Real’ Cabbage Patch Dolls Are a Whole New Ball Game

10-Year-Old Mia Johnson is the Final Uvalde Victim Released from the Hospital

Life Reflected in a Mother’s Hands

Viral C-Section Art Celebrates the Unique Birth Experience of Women

I write about fertility, reproductive health, and family-building. My new guide, ‘Paths to Parenthood,’ is available now.

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