for the new generation of mothers
Unfiltered conversations with the founders, creators, and mothers redefining the rules — caught mid-chaos, between naps and deadlines.
Our September cover story. The Once Upon a Time star and Apartment 3C director on the first trimester she hid on a Brooklyn set, why everything in her life is now negotiable, the guilt she refuses to double, and the line she returns to at home and at work: there is always another way to try.
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Now a founder, podcast host, and mother to her son Shai, Aisha Beau Frisbey talks about permission, postpartum, and why she refuses to shrink herself into anyone’s idea of a mom.
The scientist, entrepreneur, and mother of four on how becoming a patient changed her work, what she teaches her children about wellness misinformation, and why she stopped chasing perfect balance.
A Detroit mother spent decades building businesses that supported her community. Her daughter watched, learned and eventually became her business partner, while creating a path entirely her own.
The figure skater and former Disney on Ice performer on letting go of perfection, raising two boys, and building a home they’ll always want to come back to.
The political commentator and author of I Disagree on toddler negotiations, grief, pandemic love, and raising daughters who know their opinions matter.
The actress, podcaster, and mother of four on the family goodbye that became a children’s book, the myth of balance she finally set down, and what being present actually looks like on a hard day.
The actress, producer, and mother of three on her “refusing to pick” era: filming Brothers in Austin, the mom guilt that came with it, and the freedom she found in loosening her grip at home.
One mother on the three births that remade her, the breastfeeding journey that almost broke her, and what it takes to block out the noise and trust yourself.
Genetic testing, anatomy scans, glucose testing, even the stroller — but almost no one talks to pregnant women about delivering early. An OB-GYN on why that conversation belongs in prenatal care, not the NICU.
Seventeen and famous for being watched, a decade into the health company she couldn’t find, seven months into a motherhood she has decided to keep unfiltered — the Love Wellness founder on consent, the long recovery, and the instinct that never changed.
She was in law school with $100 and a one-page website. Eight years later Intuit bought the company for $20 million — and the CorpNet CEO went back to a garage and started again.
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.
The 5pm rotisserie rescue, the freezer trick that buys back five frantic mornings, and the line every tired mother needs: the real ingredient isn’t time, it’s love.
The actor learns lines during naps and tapes auditions before her toddler wakes up. On the confidence pregnancy gave her, the trade-offs she’ll name out loud, and why the goal was never perfection.
It started with boxes in a car. Eight years later it is 3,500 meals a day. The co-founders on motherhood, the border, and starting smaller than you think you need to.
Twenty-four years, three kids, three very different chapters — the Grammy winner and entrepreneur on being three different mothers in a single morning, raising go-getters, and the one thing she is still figuring out.
The Mielle Organics founder and her twenty-year-old daughter on the weight Monique carried alone, the blueprint she refused to hand down, and what legacy actually means.
The pediatric dietitian on raising confident eaters, why “perfect eating” quietly fails mothers, and what almost 20 years with celiac disease taught her about feeding a family without fear.
The bestselling author on emotional sovereignty, letting go of the outcome, and why choosing yourself was never the selfish thing.
The Emmy-winning chef on the Sunday table her grandfather built, the nightly ritual she invented with her daughter Jade, and why love, food, and connection were never three things.
A woman the world kept trying to shrink, who declined the invitation every time. On faith, survival, family, and the art of staying whole.
When her own path to a family didn’t go the way she planned, she turned everything she learned — the cost, the isolation, the fight — into a way to make it possible for someone else.
The Hey, Sleepy Baby founder on the 2 a.m. loneliness, why fear-based sleep advice does damage, and the options between sleep training and suffering forever.
The former New York Times journalist on the statistic that stopped her cold, and the parent-led movement she built because writing about it was no longer enough.
The HEYNU co-founder on the six-year road to her lupus diagnosis, the hospitalization that changed everything, and why learning to nourish herself became non-negotiable.
The MPH nutritionist and GGStudio creator on the postpartum workout she'd actually recommend, and why the industry keeps failing the women who need it most.
The relationship psychologist has spent years and 500-plus interviews studying the mental load. Why it is so heavy, why the conversation keeps going wrong, and what actually shifts it.
Fourteen NFL seasons, a Super Bowl ring, six children with newborn twins among them. The routines football could not touch — and the mother behind a hospital curtain who changed everything.
Miss Spain, actress, author, coach, mother of three. For years she kept every version of herself in a separate room — until the performance grew heavier to carry than the truth.
For years she believed she was fighting to save her husband's life. Then her daughter asked a question that changed the math entirely.
Before she was the lactation consultant thousands of moms call at 3 a.m., she was the mom in the dark — forced into pumping twice, with no one to ask.
Division I lacrosse, five-day training weeks, a wellness brand. Then she got pregnant, and the body she'd always trusted stopped behaving like her own.
She built a life on achievement: the uniform, the doctorate, the six-figure federal career. Then her son needed her in a way none of it had prepared her for.
Her kids handed back the silliness a childhood spent working had trained out of her — and she has been building things out of it ever since.
The pediatric speech-language pathologist and entrepreneur on why she stopped saying "never," the boundaries that matter most, and why there's no rule book for parenting.
She built one of Canada's most recognizable companies in the margins of motherhood — six children, six C-sections, a label nobody else thought to make.
The creator behind millions of followers didn't build a community by showing mothers how to have it all together. She built one by reminding them they never needed to.
Our July cover story. She lost her home in the 2025 Los Angeles fires, released Masterpiece, and is raising two boys she'd rather keep out of the spotlight.
The fashion and beauty creator built a world around personal style. Then motherhood turned her morning routine into something smaller, messier, and more meaningful.
The host of Conversations with Cam — a pregnancy-honesty expert humbled by her own third pregnancy — on the two feelings that can live in one body at once, and why none of it is forever.
The former Miss Universe on a forty-and-a-half-hour labor, grieving her father from an ocean away, and the newborn who taught her the one thing a crown never could: how to be still.
The Blewish chef, caterer, and founder on using food as a language for identity, community, and healing — and her real advice for the mother who thinks dinner has to be complicated.
The actress on the near-death birth, the postpartum depression that went unnamed, the impossible sacrifice she made for her daughter — and why she needs you to know you're not alone.
A first-time mother on the birth she didn't plan, the daughter who arrived fifteen weeks early, and what 99 days inside the NICU taught her about love, fear, and strength.
The founder of Have Baby Must Sleep on the sleepless season that nearly broke her, the diagnosis that reshaped her family, and why you can't ruin a newborn's sleep.
The children's musician known as Rockin' Rach on the loneliness of the first trimester, postpartum rage, and how one lullaby led her back to herself.
Two pregnancy losses one week apart became WeNatal — the brand that brought men back into the fertility conversation and has supported over 30,000 families.