The Kind of Mom I Want To Be
Hannah Bronfman reflects on the backlash faced by Emma Grede for openly sharing how she balances weekend time with her children, using the episode to explore broader criticism of working mothers. She underscores the enduring relevance of the "village" concept for infertility, birth and childrearing, while lamenting that mothers are shamed for both staying home and pursuing careers. Bronfman argues that defining personal standards of "good enough" motherhood is essential for mental health. The piece questions societal expectations that demand mothers prioritize children above all else.
What I Wish I Knew About Trying to Get Pregnant
Hannah Bronfman reflects on her trying‑to‑conceive (TTC) journey, revealing that a rare egg‑protein barrier was only identified after IVF, prompting her to wish she’d pursued assisted reproduction sooner. She credits acupuncture for stress relief and implantation support, and emphasizes the...