Loving Your Partner While Resenting Their Ability to Shower Alone (Postpartum Reality)
You love your partner. Truly. You appreciate them. You chose them.
And also, watching them casually walk into the bathroom, shut the door, and take an uninterrupted shower can make a nearly primal anger rise inside you.
If this is you, welcome to early postpartum life.
This is not pettiness. This is not bitterness. This is exhaustion layered with recovery, identity shift, hormones, and a sudden realization that your freedom disappeared overnight while theirs… did not.
The Invisible Work of Mothering: What Stay-at-Home Parents Really Do
Parenting is demanding, often exhausting, and deeply rewarding. Supporting each other with understanding and compassion helps everyone feel seen, valued, and less alone. Recognizing the invisible work of parenting and finding practical ways to help can make a meaningful difference for families every day.
The Fourth Trimester: Why Rest Is Revolutionary
The Fourth Trimester: Why Rest Is Revolutionary.
You Don’t Have to Mother Alone: Rebuilding Your Village
You Don’t Have to Mother Alone: Rebuilding Your Village
