THEY SHOULD HAVE TOLD YOU.
These aren’t your typical highlight-reel blog posts.
Here, we talk about the real issues moms face — from health battles to mental load burnout, and everything in between.
No sugarcoating. Just real strategies and real stories to help you move forward.
Motherhood isn’t supposed to feel like survival.
You deserve real answers, real community, and real tools that honor your body — and your journey.
Why You’re Not Crazy for Feeling Exhausted All the Time
Let’s get one thing straight, right out of the gate: you are not crazy for being tired all the time.
You are not lazy. You are not “bad at time management.” You do not need another productivity planner or a 4AM wake-up routine that includes lemon water, burpees, and a gratitude meditation. (Unless you want that. In which case—bless your energy.)
You are tired because motherhood, as it stands today, is built to break women. Full stop.
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You can read all the damn books.
You can take the classes.
You can fold the onesies and pack the hospital bag with lavender oil and lip balm and organic lollipops for labor.
But nothing—and I mean nothing—can prepare you for the first time you try to pee after giving birth and genuinely wonder if your internal organs are going to fall out into the toilet bowl.
READ MORE5 Signs Your Gut Health Is Sabotaging Your Energy
Let’s cut the crap (pun fully intended):
If you're dragging yourself out of bed every morning like a hungover sloth, pounding coffee like it’s your job, and wondering if maybe a nap under your desk wouldn’t be the worst idea—your gut might be the real energy thief in the house.
And no, it’s not just about poop (though we will talk about poop, because... duh, it matters).
From an integrative health perspective, your gut isn't just some tube food slides down. It’s mission control for energy, hormones, immunity, and even your mood. And when it's out of whack? So are you.
So if you’ve been blaming the kids, the laundry, or your toxic to-do list for your nonstop exhaustion, it’s time to check your gut first.
READ MOREHow to Advocate for Yourself When Doctors Don’t Listen
Alright, mama. Picture this: you're sitting in the sterile, freezing exam room wearing a paper gown that may as well be a napkin.
You’ve just explained—maybe for the fourth time—that you’re exhausted, your joints hurt, your hair is falling out, you haven’t pooped like a normal human in three weeks, and you cry when your kid spills applesauce because your nervous system is that fried.
And then…
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