7 Words Moms Should Stop Saying
Susan Narjala
There she is. Running after her toddler or kissing away a boo-boo or looking like she hasn’t slept in weeks. There she is rocking
There she is. Running after her toddler or kissing away a boo-boo or looking like she hasn’t slept in weeks. There she is rocking
There is a voice that inhabits every mother’s head. It is a voice of shame and doubt, and it points a finger inward, berating
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