Her Campus at SBU
Ode To My Future Daughter
Somewhere, deep in my heart, I know that my life’s purpose is to be a mother to a daughter. The love that is held is my heart is made...
Her Campus at Casper Libero
Baby blues or postpartum depression – how to identify when the sadness becomes a little too much?
Psychologist explains the difference between the two conditions and how a support network can be crucial for mothers’ mental health
Her Campus at Casper Libero
Real motherhood: 5 books that portray the subject in a different way
Contrary to popular beliefs that romanticize motherhood, the reality for many mothers can be far more complex
Her Campus at Casper Libero
8 Movies That Changed My Perspective on Motherhood
From imperfect mothers to unbreakable bonds, these films deconstruct stereotypes and reveal the multiple faces of motherhood — and it’s impossible to walk away from each story the same...
Her Campus at TX State
20 Going On 40: My Mom’s College Advice That Stuck
I had a heart-to-heart with my mom about the things that shape a woman’s life – love, marriage, kids – and the lessons she wishes she had known when...
Her Campus at UCF
Society’s View of Childbirth and Motherhood
Addressing the "husband stitch," Avery Woods backlash, and overall societal expectations of women's bodies after childbirth.
Her Campus at Holy Cross
These TikTok Moms Need to Be StoppedÂ
How "MomTok" has taken a terrifying turn for the worst
Her Campus at Kenyon
Confronting Maternal Ambivalence: How ‘The Babadook’ Challenges Stereotypes About Motherhood
A cinematic masterpiece, The Babadook is far more than a horror film—it’s a striking exploration of the internal battles mothers face, challenging the stereotype of self-sacrificing motherhood and reframing...
Her Campus at Susqu
I Don’t Want to be a Mom, and That’s Okay
I have been asked all my life, 'when are you having kids?' and the answer is never. Guess what? That's okay.
Her Campus at Nottingham
A Retrospective Review of Coraline (2009)
15 years after its release, Coraline is a complex narrative, toying with female agency, mother-daughter dynamics and the significance of imagination.