Sentences with phrase «time early motherhood»

Most of my memories of first - time early motherhood involve being glued to the sofa, trapped under a milk - drunk sleeping newborn.

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Early motherhood can be a fertile ground, and a time to gestate new ideas in readiness for a time when they can be fully birthed.

Time manages to smudge the sharp angles of early motherhood, which is often filled with those overwhelming moments, making it feel like, hey, it wasn't so bad.

I discovered that motherhood, especially in the early years, can be an extremely lonely time if you try to go on the journey alone!

Thinking about people having new babies and looking back on the early days of new motherhood is funny as my — youngest — baby is growing up at such a rapid rate that I'm pretty sure she has her driving test next week, so there's a lot of distance between us and that time.

Breastfeeding is one of the biggest time commitments of early motherhood.

I like eating and good food, but cooking takes time and creativity, and in the early months of motherhood my imagination was taken up with how to manage to put my baby down long enough to use the bathroom and get dressed.

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In 2012 Kristin stepped away from the full time classroom as she took on the role of motherhood, and began working at Cienega High School where she taught one section of an Early Childhood Development class for the school's JTED program.

Set in Mercury, Mississippi, in the early 20th century, Miss Jane is the story of Jane Chisolm, a woman born with a genital birth defect that renders her «useless» in a time when a woman was intended for two purposes: marriage and motherhood.

When a woman can choose the timing of her pregnancies, her education is less likely to be cut short by early motherhood.