Honest as a Mother - Book 2

STRUGGLING TO MANAGE YOUR MOTHERHOOD?

Yeah, we've been there. The journey into and through motherhood is not an easy one, but you should know that you aren't the only one having a hard time.

So many of us dream of becoming a mother one day. We think about how beautiful and perfect it will be; with our matching outfits and the perfectly designed nursery. People ask us things like "Will you breast or bottle feed?", "What is the color scheme of the nursery?" and "What brand of stroller are you going to buy?" If we have the answers to these questions, we think we are prepared for motherhood. Spoiler alert, we are not.

Motherhood is this wild, unpredictable ride where you think you know what you are doing...but you really don't. You will win in one moment and lose in another. Honest as a Mother is a collection of experiences to showcase these moments. The real moments. The highs, the lows, and the challenges we didn't anticipate. This is a place where we're sharing things openly, honestly, and by association, vulnerably.

CONTRIBUTIONS FROM:

Amanda Gurman, Aline Padfield, Ann Marie Hemmings, Ashley Treavajo, Beverley Biggs, Brittany Baylis, Christie Rocha, Elisha Zavier, Jessica Sawyer, Katie Wicik, Michelle Harrison-Faulkner, Rebecca Rechtorik, Rossana Spadafora, Stefanie Fernandes, Stephanie Giles, Tobie Karst, Ursula Erasmus and Vanessa Da Ponte.

HONEST AS A MOTHER INCLUDES...

Personal accounts of the various facets of motherhood; infertility, pregnancy, labor and delivery, adoption, relationships, and dealing with difficult topics as they pertain to parenting childrenAdvice and life lessons learned through the motherhood journey (so far)Permission to unpack your own experiences, through the authors who lead by example

WHY YOU NEED THIS BOOK

If you've ever felt isolated in your parenting journey, this book is for you. Motherhood isn't always easy, but it is always worth it.

Through these personal essays, you will find pieces of yourself, along with empathy for those who have pieces you don't understand.