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“Needing a moment doesn’t mean you don’t love your life or your kids.”
Dr. Cassidy Freitas
Therapist, author of Mom Needs a Moment & mother of three
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The Not Skinny But Not Fat founder built an empire by being exactly herself — postpartum, unfiltered, screaming about celebrity haircuts.
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An honest edit of 9 parenting books actually worth your limited time — newborn classics and the new releases reshaping discipline, screens, and the teenage years.
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The podcast host and former Chrisley Knows Best star on co-parenting in the public eye, the boundaries she’s still learning to hold, and why “good enough” isn’t the same as settling.
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You are not eating badly.
You are not failing.
You are getting through.
Photography by Annie McElwain
“Needing a moment doesn’t mean you don’t love your life or your kids.”
Therapist, author of Mom Needs a Moment & mother of three
Read the feature →
A cotton canvas bucket with felt eyes, fangs and stitched bat wings — ten inches across, roomy enough for the whole candy haul, and machine washable for the morning after. It can be personalized with their name.
Soft 100% cotton knit in oatmeal heather, with the Brannan Bear peeking out of a pumpkin on the front and orange-tipped ribbing at the neck, cuffs and hem. Sized 0–3 to 18–24 months, and it goes in the washer.
A mouth-blown amber glass bowl held up by a black sculpted hand — three cotton wicks, scented wax, up to 25 hours of burn time. Halloween on the mantel, grown-up enough to leave out.
Waterproof FSC-certified rubber lined with cozy neoprene, pull tabs they can manage themselves, and a slip-resistant sole tested down to sub-zero temperatures. Puddle season, sorted — toddler 5 to big kid 4.
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The fashion and beauty creator built a world around personal style. Then motherhood turned her morning routine into something smaller, messier, and more meaningful.
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A realistic guide to meditation for mothers — small daily resets that fit between feeds, school runs, and the quiet hours when everything still feels loud.
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A clear, stage-by-stage roadmap for feeding your baby from 6 to 12 months — the right textures, foods, portions, and milk feeds at every step, from…
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The BakerMama on her new book, why a board never has to be picture-perfect, ordering the pizza anyway, and the four kids who grew up right alongside the blog.
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Ten single-ingredient purees for your baby's first tastes — what to make first, the gear you actually need, and how to batch-freeze a month at a time.
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A realistic, zero-prep daily guide — from the 7am feed to the 3pm slump, the wholesome meals built for the lived experience of nursing.
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