Dinner & Conversations (Brunch Edition): Postpartum Recovery

Motherhood changes you. That’s inevitable, and it’s not a bad thing. It makes us stronger, more compassionate, and better. If we’re open to it, motherhood will raise us up just as we are raising them. It’s also possible, however, to lose yourself in the chaos and busyness of raising little ones. To wrap your identity so tightly around your children that you become only “mom.” And that isn’t so healthy because then relationships can fall by the wayside as you shed other parts of yourself (friend, wife, daughter, sister) and your mental health will ultimately suffer.

Finding the time to do the things you enjoy is challenging, and wearing all the hats is tiring. Your kids come first, and that’s how it should be, but you matter too. Don’t forget that. You are so much more than a “mom.”

Come join us in conversation as we discuss why getting back to you is so important after childbirth. We will discuss how self-awareness and defining your own narrative is important to thriving in every aspect of your life.