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2 days ago | mother.ly | Sara Goldstein

We independently select and share the products we love—and may receive a commission if you choose to buy. From their signature ankle weights that transformed the fitness accessory game to their sleek Bala Beam that makes every Pilates class feel elevated, Bala has become the go-to brand for those who refuse to choose between form and function. Now, they’re bringing that same design-forward thinking to a whole new chapter: motherhood.

5 days ago | mother.ly | Ruman Baig

One dad’s compassionate reaction to his son’s outburst is touching hearts across the internet—reminding us all that masculinity and emotional intelligence can (and should) coexist. In a now-viral video shared by TikTok family The Fitts’ (@jissel_fitts), husband and wife duo Aaron and Jissell capture a poignant parenting moment that has resonated with over 880,000  views. The video shows Aaron gently holding his young son’s head in his hands after learning he hit someone.

6 days ago | mother.ly | Sara Goldstein

We independently select and share the products we love—and may receive a commission if you choose to buy. In a world of traditional Mother’s Day tributes, Phil Lipschutz has created something extraordinary—a limited-edition sneaker that tells the story of his grandmother’s love. The “Grandma’s Couch 2 Rivalry Lo” is more than footwear; it’s a heartfelt memorial to Naomi Phillips, who became known across the internet as “Sneaker Grandma” before passing away earlier this year at age 100.

1 week ago | mother.ly | Ruman Baig

The 2025 Met Gala was filled with spectacle. But long after the red carpet closed, the most unforgettable moment arrived—fashionably late, bump first. Rihanna, in a sculpted black corseted Marc Jacobs gown, revealed she’s expecting her third child with A$AP Rocky. Her silhouette said it all: high glamour, high impact, and undeniably maternal. It wasn’t just an outfit. It was a statement of presence, power, and motherhood.

1 week ago | mother.ly | Sara Goldstein

The most memorable lessons rarely come from textbooks or worksheets. Just ask any adult what they remember from elementary school, and you’ll likely hear about the teacher who dressed as a historical figure, the explosive science experiment that stained the ceiling, or the day everyone got to eat what they were studying. First-grade teacher Kayleigh Sloan knows this educational truth well.