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The dermatologist who wants to liberate you from your 12-step routine (especially during pregnancy)
When Dr. Chan and I sat down to talk, I was already receptive to her argument. What I wasn't fully prepared for was how sharp her critique of the broader industry would be.
Libby Ward on mom rage, the myth of the ideal mother, and why honesty is the first step toward healing
Libby Ward built a following of millions by saying the quiet parts out loud — the rage, the resentment, the crushing weight of trying to be everything at once. As @diaryofanhonestmom, she became a voice for burned-out mothers everywhere. But somewhere along the way, she realized the most important person she needed to be honest […]
The personal safety skill every woman already has — and needs to pass on to her daughter
Kelly Sayre has spent nearly a decade teaching women that the most powerful safety tool they have isn't in their purse. It's already working.
The motherhood penalty is costing women more than just playing time
Women in sport at every level — recreational, competitive, elite — face structural barriers that have less to do with ability or interest and everything to do with the systems built around them.
Why this doctor and mom of three is retiring from competitive motherhood
"My kids don't need a childhood that looks impressive on paper. They need one that feels good while they're living it."
Bravery isn’t a personality trait. Bishop Mariann Budde says it’s something we all learn.
The Episcopal Bishop of Washington has been writing about courage for years. Her newest book brings the message to the youngest readers yet — and what she really wanted to talk about was us.
How to teach your kid to meditate — even if they can’t sit still for 10 seconds
Tai Chi master and children's wellness educator Leda Elliott has been teaching preschoolers to meditate for years. Her secret? Stuffed animals.