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What is the Best Sibling Age Gap? The Motherhood Weighs In
Hey, Mamas! We’ve all been there, staring at our toddler’s chaotic (but cute) energy and wondering, 'Could I really do this all over again right now?' This week, I took that burning question to The Motherhood to settle the debate once and for all: is there actually a magic number when it comes to age gaps? Thank you to our incredible community of mothers who have shared their wisdom and experience to help mothers navigate this burning question. The Results Are In: The "Swee
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Apr 93 min read


The Best Season for Having a Baby and Postpartum: Wisdom from The Motherhood
Everyone loves to talk about the “perfect timing” for a baby. I asked The Motherhood to weigh in (the truest wisdom keepers!) . Here’s how the votes landed: Spring — 50% Winter — 27% Fall — 18% Summer — 5% Let’s break down the perks and pain points of each: Spring (The Fan Favourite) Pros: Longer daylight = a mental health boost when you’re up at all hours Easy stroller walks without extreme cold or heat Babies can wear normal clothing, not 42 layers Cons: Allergy season + ne
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Oct 27, 20252 min read


The Supplement Scam: Why Women Don’t Need to “Do It All”
Is it just me, or are women constantly drowning in ads for vitamins and supplements that promise us the impossible? We’re told to be thinner, glow with perfect skin, have endless energy, bounce back after baby, and be patient, calm, happy, and productive, with a smile of course. Here’s the thing, these companies know exactly what they’re doing. They’re not simply selling us a pill; they’re selling us a story. It’s the story of the “ideal woman” who never slows down, never age
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Sep 17, 20253 min read


14 Thoughtful Gift Ideas for New Moms from Those Who’ve Experienced Postpartum Life
Let’s be real: the best gift you can give a new mom is anything that makes her life easier. The newborn stage is beautiful, but it’s also messy, exhausting, and sometimes straight-up lonely. So if you're wondering what to bring or send to a new mama in your life, here’s what The Motherhood says actually helps. 1. FOOD. Always food. Cooking? Meal planning? Cleaning up? Not happening. Drop off a warm meal, fill her freezer, or send her favourite takeout. One-handed snacks are a
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Jul 23, 20252 min read


Should You Pierce Your Baby’s Ears? A No-Judgment Guide for Moms
If you're here, you're probably asking the age-old (and super Google-able) question: “Should I get my baby’s ears pierced?” First of all—welcome to The Motherhood. Whether you’re team sparkle studs ASAP or team let them decide later, you’re not alone. Baby ear piercing is one of those surprisingly controversial parenting topics that comes up fast after birth... usually right after sleep training and what kind of sunscreen is "the most natural." So let’s break it down—no shame
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Jul 15, 20252 min read


The Regular Mom's Guide to the Best Baby Books
Looking for the best baby books to build your child’s library? You’re in the right place! I asked The Motherhood for their favorite baby books—the ones they read over and over again, the ones that make their little ones giggle, cuddle, and learn about the big world around them. These recommendations are mom-approved and full of love, fun, and thoughtful messages. Whether you're shopping for your own baby, a baby shower, or just trying to refresh your bookshelf, there’s someth
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Jun 12, 20254 min read


How Many Kids Is the "Right" Amount? Let’s Talk About It.
I recently came across a stat that stopped me mid-scroll. It showed the average number of kids per family over the years: 👶 1950s: 5 kids 👶 1990s: 3 kids 👶 Today: 2 kids Naturally, I took this question straight to The Motherhood to get the real tea. Do families actually have fewer kids now? Or is it just that we’re too tired to have more? Here’s what the regular moms had to say: 📊 Current Kid Count (a.k.a. What's in the Playroom?) 25% have 1 child 56% have 2 children 15%
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May 30, 20252 min read


Baby’s First Birthday: Should You Go Big or Keep It Simple?
The first birthday. Can you believe it? You made it through one whole year of parenting! Sleepless nights, teething, growth spurts, first giggles—it’s all led to this milestone moment. Now comes the big question every mama finds herself asking: Should I throw a big first birthday party or keep it small and simple? The Motherhood is here to help you ditch the guilt and make the choice that works best for you. Whether you're the queen of party planning or someone who prefers a
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Apr 29, 20254 min read


Pregnancy and Birth: Stats, Stories, and Everything You Need to Know About Labor and Delivery
Pregnancy and birth are as unique as each woman’s journey. Every experience is different, and that’s part of what makes motherhood so beautiful and diverse. Whether you're expecting your first baby, preparing for a VBAC (Vaginal Birth After Cesarean), or just curious about others' experiences, this post has everything you need to know. This guide provides you with birth statistics, personal stories, and empowering information to help you navigate your journey with confidence.
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Mar 17, 20257 min read


Sleep Training: It’s Not Just About Letting Your Baby Cry
Sleep training isn't just about letting your baby cry it out. It's about helping them build healthy sleep habits in a way that works for you
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Jan 12, 20252 min read


Top 5 Tips For Navigating Daycare Transition: Insights from The Motherhood
A huge thank you to The Motherhood for sharing your stories and offering so much encouragement during this challenging time! As I’ve...
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Dec 28, 20243 min read


The Ultimate List of Must-Have Baby Shower Gifts for the New Mama: The Motherhood's Top Recommendations!
Shopping for a new mama can be so much fun! All the cute outfits and trendy nursery decor are a blast to look through; however, we need...
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Dec 4, 20243 min read


Tips for Taking Charge of Your Postpartum Checkup and Leave Feeling Empowered
Walking into my six-week postpartum checkup, I felt like a bundle of nerves. Exhaustion weighed me down, my body was still recovering from childbirth, I hadn't showered in days and I was navigating a flood of new responsibilities. Amid diaper changes and late-night feedings, I was overwhelmed with information and emotions. If you're about to visit your doctor after giving birth, you're not alone in these feelings! Here’s what you can expect and some helpful tips to ensure you
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Nov 27, 20244 min read


How to be the perfect visitor to a postpartum mom: The dos and don'ts from mothers who have been there
The Motherhood has come through with a guide for visiting postpartum mothers! Thank you to all the women who have shared their experience: what they loved and what they did not. Welcoming a new baby is an exciting yet exhausting journey for new moms. As many of us know the experience is a mix of joy, fatigue, and adjustment, making it crucial for friends and family to offer support during this time. However, understanding how to navigate postpartum visits can be tricky. Here
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Nov 24, 20243 min read


Proof of Mom: How to capture moments and the importance of raw footage
Have you ever looked at family vacation photos and noticed you're barely in them? How many candid videos do you have playing with your...
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Nov 11, 20243 min read


5 Tips for Traveling with Kids: What I Learned During My First Vacation with Two Little Ones!
Traveling with children can feel like you are undertaking a mission where you aren't even certain what you will need for success....
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Nov 9, 20244 min read


The Ultimate Go-Bag Checklist for Labor and Birth Created by Regular Moms
Preparing for the day you bring your baby into the world is both exciting and scary. The whirlwind of emotions can lead to packing...
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Oct 29, 20244 min read


Feeling Confident and Prepared: Bringing Home a Sibling When You Have a Toddler
As a mother, preparing to welcome a new sibling can awaken a mix of feelings, ranging from excitement to anxiety. I vividly recall my...
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Oct 27, 20247 min read
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