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Want to know the secret to acing fatherhood? The fear of fatherhood isn’t a conversation many men like to have over a cold beer. But the truth is that nearly every father-to-be has concerns… So if you’re feeling a little anxious right now, rest assured that you’re not the only one. Dads have traditionally been sidelined when it comes to talking about pregnancy and parenthood, but there's good news for you – your baby is coming at the perfect time.

This memoir serves as a cautionary tale of the silent struggles of girls who go unseen, unheard, and unprotected. This book isn’t just a story, it’s a safe space for victims of child sexual abuse who need help processing their experiences and a resource to find support.

Want to know the secret to acing fatherhood? It's simple: Start being a dad from the moment the pregnancy test shows positive. The fear of fatherhood isn’t a conversation many men like to have over a cold beer. But the truth is that nearly every father to be has concerns, so if you’re feeling a little anxious right now, rest assured that you’re not the only one.

Lisha Cash, MSW, RSW and Psychotherapist, discusses various aspects and challenges within women’s wellness and mental health through a therapeutic lens.

Being a working mom can be hard. So balancing your time between work, housework, and family can be tough. By hearing an audiobook about how to be a work mom, you will find that it can get easier. There are many different books for working mothers. Some will help you learn to balance your time, while others will help you get more organized, helping you free up more time.

We're making mommy burnout a thing of the past. Certified Life Coach (and mother of 5) Molly Cash tackles self care, mom guilt, menstrual cycles and living for yourself, not just your kids.

A Rock-Mom is the everyday shero who puts her big girl panties on and makes things happen. She can often be found with a cup of Starbucks coffee or power bar, a tube of matte lipstick, and under eye concealer. With such titles as "The Competitive Mama Bear", "Where Have All the Socks Gone?" and "Movies on Repeat", Joi Adams hilariously describes the everyday mom who (seemingly) has supernatural powers.