Meredith Ethington
Writer at Freelance
Blogger at Perfection Pending
Writer, Author & Mental Health Therapist In Training Grab my new book, The Mother Load, available for preorder now. https://t.co/7NFljzIF1U
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Feb 2, 2024 |
welldefined.com | Sophia Connolly |Julie Keller Callaghan |Heather Mikesell |Meredith Ethington
Lorrie King is co-founder, along with Celeste Lee, and CEO of Caire Beauty, a skincare brand designed to enhance skin health and skin-cell generation for women over 40 experiencing menopause and hormone decline.
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Oct 18, 2023 |
welldefined.com | Julie Keller Callaghan |Meredith Ethington |Ciara Turner-Ewert |Heather Mikesell
An active libido may come naturally to some, but to others, having a high sex drive is a struggle to maintain. With hormones, stress, anxiety, contraception, and other factors that alter your libido, it can be hard to know how to get yourself into the mood. If you are worried about disappearing or losing your desire for sex, don’t panic. Remember, there are plenty of ways to get you in the mood, and it is completely natural and normal for your desires to ebb and flow.
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May 10, 2023 |
audible.com | Meredith Ethington |Joanne Holbrook |Jessica Grose |Mel Robbins
Beloved author and blogger Meredith Ethington shares her experiences, heart, and wisdom for mothers everywhere in her newest book, The Mother Load. Taking an honest look at her own journey as a mother, Ethington presents pieces of advice for each moment of motherhood—the good, the bad, the ugly, and every part of the in-between.
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May 9, 2023 |
audible.com | Meredith Ethington |Jessica Grose
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Apr 23, 2023 |
scarymommy.com | Meredith Ethington
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I need a female rage song by Taylor that chronicles motherhood. Maybe something like: “Who’s afraid of raising big old teeeens? Well you should be.”
Can someone recommend a podcast about how having teenagers makes you feel like you’re being emotionally manipulated? One minute you’re so happy they speak to you and the next minute you’re crying in your bedroom because they told you that you ruin literally everything.
When I think about raising teens it’s nice to know we’re all in this together. Separately. In our own houses. All alone. Stress eating and screaming into a pillow because we can’t talk about our big kids’ problems now. So that’s cool.