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5 Ways You Can Set Boundaries

Boundaries, boundaries, boundaries!!!

Swipe for some practical tips on how to set appropriate boundaries for Thanksgiving and every other holiday🧡

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87 Questions To Ask on Thanksgiving

This is the time of the year where people may struggle to make conversation that doesn’t involve bringing up people’s struggles. Here’s our list that we share for every holiday to remind you that people are so much more than their fertility journeys. ➡️

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Considering Becoming A Single Mother By Choice

There are so many questions that people ask when considering single motherhood by choice.

Here are a few that we’ve heard over and over from your comments and emails ➡️

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I Always Wanted to Be a Mother

Huge thanks to this anonymous follower for bravely sharing her story 🫂🫂🫂

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I Could Not Make Peace with not Being a Mother

To all of you out there who are thinking - “This was not the sequencing [of life events] I would have chosen AND I am choosing to take steps into the future I desire.”

We see you. 🫂

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Voices From The Community

Sometimes, the hardest part of the journey is sitting with the grief, acknowledging the feelings, and giving yourself space to process. 💔

Especially as an older single navigating decisions like egg freezing or considering becoming a single mother by choice, know that your emotions are valid and processing it all takes time. Don’t push yourself to make a decision quickly. Be gentle as you come to terms with this next stage of your life.

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This was not the plan

This was not the plan- said every single mother by choice.

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8 Things Jewish Adoptees Want You To Know

What are some things that Jewish adoptees and families wish their communities knew?

This eye-opening resource comes from the Adoption and Jewish Identity Project @adoptionjewishidenti ty which was borne out of research they did, from surveys and oral histories they took from a diverse group of Jewish adoptees raised in American Jewish families.