For the mom who says “I’m fine” and means something else
What if joy isn’t something
you find?
It’s something you return to.
A slow forgetting of who you were — and a quiet way back.
— María C. Perdigón, Life Coach & Hypnotherapist
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You are not alone
Does any of this sound familiar?
Not in crisis. Just tired. Quietly grieving the gap between the mother you thought you’d be and the one you are. More than 90% of mothers feel lonely after having children — and most never say it out loud.
“I locked the bathroom door and sat on the floor. Five minutes. That was the whole plan.”
— Sofia, 34
“I didn’t burn out in a day. It was quieter than that. A slow forgetting of who I was.”
— Amanda, 38
“My baby looked at me and said ‘you are so beautiful.’ I was looking at a cracked mirror thinking the opposite.”
— Rachel, 31
“Your child sees you as beautiful — even when the mirror tells a different story.”
Illustration by Samuel Perdigón
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