When I wonder why I ever wanted to become a mom, I put my cheek against my kid’s cheek and it helps a little.
And it helps even more to remember I’m not alone.
That feeling is normal.
And it will pass.
When I Wonder Why I Wanted To Become A Mom
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Emily P.G. Erickson is a freelance writer and editor specializing in mental health and parenting. She has written for top digital publications, including The New York Times, the American Psychological Association, Wired, Health, Parents, Everyday Health, Verywell Mind, and more. Previously, Emily researched PTSD for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and earned a master's in counseling psychology. You can find the latest from Emily at www.emilypgerickson.com. View more posts
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