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Motherhood Uncensored

In A Brutally Honest Memoir, Vicki Glembocki Offers A Funny And Thoughtful Account Of Her Rocky Transition Into Motherhood

Vicki Glembocki knew being a new mom would be difficult, but she wasnt prepared for all the overwhelming feelings of doubt and uncertainty that would plague her first nine months of parenting. In her memoir

Pregnancy in Perspective

Sensible Advice for Getting Through the First Nine Months (Including Permission to Enjoy a Glass of Wine)

As a pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum educator for more than 12 years, it still breaks my heart to see how hard mothers-to-be and new mothers are on themselves.

Tummy Tales

In The Book, “Postcards From The Bump,” Moms Reflect Back On Their Children’s Passions and Personalities—While They Were Still In The Womb

When I was pregnant with my first son I played the piano every day, sometimes for hours. I played out my anxieties and fears as well as my joys and excitement. Our daily recitals were only interrupted when my son, Blaise, was born via C-section.