The Everymom
In the last six years, The Everygirl Media Group has established itself as a leading name in the online media world, reaching millions of women worldwide with daily inspiration and helpful advice. As we move forward, we are thrilled to support our readers who are stepping into motherhood while also striving to maintain a rich and fulfilling lifestyle. Through comprehensive articles, profiles of working mothers, relatable personal experiences, affordable shopping suggestions, and practical how-to guides, The Everymom encourages mothers and expectant moms to embrace a balanced, financially savvy, and fashionable life.
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2 days ago |
theeverymom.com | Elliott Harrell
A $5,000 bonus for having a baby? Classes to understand when you’re most fertile? National recognition and a medal for having six kids? Those are some of the proposed solutions to the country’s declining birth rate from the current administration.
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3 days ago |
theeverymom.com | Kathy Sisson
Few things are scarier than seeing your child start to choke. I’ve had to fish out a granola bar from my choking toddler’s mouth. Even though it’s been years, I still remember the moment vividly. And it’s no surprise choking is a serious concern for parents and caregivers. So paying attention to food and baby product recalls is important—including the most recent Fisher-Price recall of two baby toys for choking concerns.
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5 days ago |
theeverymom.com | Zara Hanawalt
When I became a mom, I expected my identity to shift. I even knew I may feel like I’d lost my sense of self entirely. So when my children were finally born, I braced myself for that feeling to set in. But as I stepped into motherhood, I quickly realized that the shift in identity wasn’t the thing I’d struggled with the most. Motherhood didn’t feel like it robbed my identity; it added to it in a way that was both destabilizing and fulfilling.
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6 days ago |
theeverymom.com | Melissa Guida-Richards
When Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (RFK Jr.) stood at a press conference this week and called people like me and my son part of an “autism epidemic,” my heart sank. Not because I was surprised, but because I was hearing the United States’ Secretary of Health and Human Services say the quiet thoughts people have about autism out loud on a national platform. In that moment, he gave voice to the fear and stigma that so many of us live with every day.
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6 days ago |
theeverymom.com | Steph Alleva Cornell
Mother’s Day with babies and toddlers is… an interesting experience, to say the least. You’re simultaneously excited to celebrate a new holiday with the tiny human who earned you this new title, yet you’re also so, so tired from mothering said tiny human. It’s conflicting to want to spend the day relaxing without lifting a finger and knowing that’s entirely impossible with little kids (unless you choose to spend the day alone, which every mom deserves to if they want to!).
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