There’s something about being a first-time mom that makes you constantly feel like you’re a new mom. Every week there seems to be a new challenge to overcome in the world of motherhood, or I have to always adapt my parenting style to fit my ever-evolving son’s needs. And in the midst of my busiest days, I find myself with little time or energy left over for myself. The same was the case when I decided to attend Peoplehood’s newest vertical, Motherhood — a 60-minute conversation led by a guide on various topics including fertility, pregnancy, and co-parenting.
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I found solace and power in community, and I realized the very thing my introverted self contemplated avoiding was the very thing I needed for healing and reassurance.
As moms, our brains are constantly turning and our feet are always scrambling to keep up with the hundreds of tasks we have to complete. But while motherhood often can feel lonely, it’s other moms who provide us with hope, insight, and comfort. And most importantly, whether virtual or in-person, the village we create is what sustains us.
