“Ikigai” — My Reason For Being
Have you ever heard the term “Ikigai”? While you might be tempted to think it’s pronounced, “ICKy guy” its actually pronounced, “I-kuh-guy” and it’s a
Have you ever heard the term “Ikigai”? While you might be tempted to think it’s pronounced, “ICKy guy” its actually pronounced, “I-kuh-guy” and it’s a
The other morning, I startled awake trying to piece together a dream that was incredibly disturbing to me… You see, I was pregnant and in
Like many of my birth-y friends and colleagues, I was intrigued to see the new theatrical release, Tully. The story is about a newly postpartum
I can’t tell you how many women I know, Mommas for the first time, or several times over, that don’t really look forward to the
Well, it’s about time! I always have this reaction when ACOG (American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists) publishes a new Committee Opinion that, even though
I took my very soon-to-be 16-year-old son to the local hair salon this week to get his first real haircut. Well, not his very first
Okay, I’m not opening myself up for a debate about who works harder, or whose children benefit more, or any other divisive angle you can
My “Momma Tribe” was a diverse group of women from all over the city. We were ten first-time Mommas that gathered weekly for a couple
Maybe romantic love shouldn’t ALWAYS be the focus on Valentine’s Day – maybe connection matters more!
“Another study found that only 11% of women attend a childbirth class while pregnant, and many of those take only the class offered by the