This platform is created for all mothers from around the world to share their motherhood stories.
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Sharing this story feels important. Postpartum struggles are often invisible, and mothers can feel alone and judged. By talking about it, we normalize the experience and remind each other that help is available, that these feelings don’t define your ability to be a loving parent, and that recovery is possible.
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This story is sensitive, painful, and not easy to speak aloud. Yet Francesca chose to share it, and for that, I am forever grateful. It is for women who keep trying, who stumble and rise again—resilient, unyielding, warrior women whose courage shines even through the darkest struggles.
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Many people may wonder how a parenting coach navigates the journey of motherhood. Does she find it easier because she has all the tools, theories, and plenty of experience? Miki honestly shares what helps her and what challenges her. I was both in tears and laughing a lot while listening to her story.
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Anaïs’s story embodies the essence of what we look for in MamasStories: a fusion of cultural diversity and motherhood. Her story is rich in adventure and fun moments. Thank you, Anaïs, for being willing to tell us your story.
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I owe Paola a debt of gratitude for sharing her time and story. She is an elegant, beautiful, and inspiring mom to 11-year-old Olivia and a successful entrepreneur. We discussed her children’s clothing brand and her family. The values she promotes in her brand align with those she instills in motherhood.
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‘Brave’ is a word that comes to my mind when I think about Mandy. Brave to be able to look at the significance of her birth experiences. Brave to start sharing her journey by becoming a Motherhood Coach & Birth Educator for women.
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Olivia is one of the warmest people I have ever met. She shared her journey to motherhood, starting with infertility and then getting pregnant twice without medical assistance. She also talked about how being a mom made her appreciate her work even more, as it’s her passion. Many working mothers can relate to her story.
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I cannot express enough gratitude to Stephanie for the opportunity to write this story. Her honesty and ability to understand the challenges of motherhood are impressive. She is not “decorating” the reality, but stays fair to herself. This story may bring comfort to many mothers, reminding them they are not alone.
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Nowadays, being bilingual is not as impressive as before, as we hear more and more about multilingual families. Cecilia’s family is one of them. Her German-Venezuelan family is living in China. They find a harmonious way of using four languages at home.
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Japan has always fascinated me, and I was impatiently waiting for this conversation. Haruka fulfilled all my expectations. She gave me a clear picture of how Japanese society expects you to raise a child. She impressed me with her warm relations with her son and how she gives him and herself space in this motherhood.
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