5617 followers

Follow

Follow

Follow

1/3

0 saved

10

No one talks about this part of motherhood

Postpartum depression is real!! Don’t let these “perfect” motherhood post that you see make you feel guilty for how you feel in this moment …

Although it is silent, but so many of us feel it. The sense of lost identity, feeling anxious and overwhelmed, sleep deprived and exhausted.

Wondering in silence if you’ll ever get back to being your old self again…glowing…happy…and thriving

If you’re in this season, you’re not alone

Unfortunately many moms relate but don’t openly talk about due to social stigmas of needing to be the stronge

Have you ever felt like this? Let’s talk about it

#MeetMeAtTheBottom #PostpartumDepression #MomStruggles #motherhoodunfiltered #postpartum #postpartumjourney

2025/6/7 Edited to

Postpartum depression (PPD) is a significant issue affecting new mothers, characterized by sadness, anxiety, and changes in sleep patterns and appetite. While the stigma surrounding PPD often discourages open conversations, acknowledging these feelings can aid recovery. Finding support from friends, family, or online communities can create a safe space for mothers to share their experiences. It's essential to seek professional help should the feelings persist for an extended time. Articles and support groups focusing on #MotherhoodUnfiltered emphasize the importance of sharing these struggles. Breaking the silence around postpartum issues not only aids individual mothers but also fosters a community of support. Remember, feeling overwhelmed does not mean you're a bad mother; it signifies a need for connecting with others facing similar experiences. Having candid discussions about the raw realities of motherhood can significantly empower mothers to embrace their journey. resources for postpartum support include hotlines, counseling services, and numerous online forums dedicated to maternal mental health. Prioritizing self-care and recognizing the validity of these sentiments can make a profound difference. Engage with other mothers through platforms using relevant hashtags like #PostpartumJourney or #MomStruggles to share your narrative and hear from others. Your story matters, and together we can unite to shed light on this crucial aspect of motherhood.

Related posts

No One Talks About This Part of Motherhood…

May is Mental Health Awareness Month 💚 And I just want to remind you… your mind matters too. We talk a lot about being strong, showing up, holding everything together; but what about the moments when you feel overwhelmed, anxious, or just… not okay? Especially for moms 🤍 Postpartum depressi

11 likes

A split image showing a woman before and after her fitness journey. The left shows her pregnant, and the right shows her with a fit physique, both taking mirror selfies. The title reads "Fitness & Motherhood As a Mom of 5 + Fitness Tips & More."

A graphic titled "FITNESS INTENTIONAL MOVEMENT" listing strength training, walking, Pilates/Yoga, and swimming. A woman in red leggings lifts a barbell plate. A tip emphasizes that small movement breaks count.

A graphic titled "ROUTINE DECIDE YOUR WEEKLY SPLIT" explaining workout splits. It lists 3-day, 4-day, and 5-day split examples. A woman in lavender leggings lifts a dumbbell. A tip advises beginners to start with 3 days.

Balancing Fitness & Motherhood + Tips

Staying consistent with fitness after having kids isn’t about perfection, it’s about finding what works for YOU. I had to stop trying to keep up with unrealistic routines and instead build a plan that fits my life. Here’s how I do it: 1️⃣ Intentional Movement I do workouts that fit into my sche

2138 likes

Noone talks about this part of motherhood...

You don’t just give birth to a baby—you give birth to a new you. Your identity shifts. You question, ‘Who even am I now?’ Your body changes—softer, stretched, stronger, but different. You grieve the old version of you… while falling in love with the new one. It’s overwhelming. Beautiful. Lonely

4 likes

No One Really Talks About This Part of Motherhood!

hello ◡̈ I feel like this isn’t spoken about enough How mom guilt can hit hard because it sounds like you’re saying one child is “easier” than the other… which is NOT what I mean at all. For me it’s more just that the baby stage is something I’ve done before, so it feels familiar. Kind o

15 likes

The Hardest Part of Healing No One Talks About ❤️‍🩹

Healing is one of the most beautiful journeys you’ll ever take—but let’s be real, it’s not always rainbows and butterflies. Most people talk about the freedom that comes with healing, but no one really talks about the moments that feel like you’re stuck in the same place, unsure if you’re even m

384 likes

5 Raw Truths About Being a Single Mom

Let’s be real, single motherhood isn’t just hard, it’s heavy. The mom guilt that creeps in when I least expect it. Wishing I could give my child more, or that I had chosen better for them. The exhaustion of never having anyone to pass off to. The loneliness that lingers even when I’m surrounded

122 likes

A woman sits on a sofa with a city view, holding a drink. Text overlay reads: "Sis, Nobody talks about this part of survival mode... SWIPE 1 Manifest Her Wealth."

A woman sits on a sofa with a city view, holding a drink. Text overlay reads: "You become so used to carrying everything... that you stop noticing how heavy it is. SWIPE 2 Manifest Her Wealth."

A woman sits on a sofa with a city view, holding a drink. Text overlay lists: "The bills. The responsibilities. The pressure. The constant figuring it out. SWIPE 3 Manifest Her Wealth."

Nobody talks about this part

Nobody talks enough about what survival mode does to your mind. You get so used to being strong that you forget you’re allowed to want more than just getting by. As a mom, I realized I didn’t just want to survive. I wanted peace. I wanted options. I wanted a future that didn’t depend on

566 likes

No one about this stage of motherhood 🖤

it's not just about the money for me.. if I'm being honest... I got to a point where I didn't really know who I was outside of being a mom. and don't get me wrong — that will ALWAYS be the most important role of my life 🤎🤎🤎 but ass my kids got older, I felt this pile for

1 like

no one really prepares you for this part of motherhood

the long days the quiet nights the constant giving of yourself loving them more than anything while still feeling completely exhausted motherhood is beautiful… but it’s also a lot 🤍 #motherhood #momlife #slowliving #cozyhome #honestmom

2 likes

The Part of Love Nobody Talks About‼️

When I was a teenager I was sitting next to my grandma on her porch, watching the sun melt into the horizon like it always did in the summer. I had just told her about a boy I liked, how he made my heart race and how I couldn’t stop thinking about him. She smiled, that knowing kind of smile, and

321 likes

Moon sign and Motherhood wounds

Motherhood doesn’t just reveal love. It reveals wounds. Your Moon sign often shows the emotional patterns you carry into motherhood — the fears, defenses, coping mechanisms, and unmet needs beneath the surface. Not so you can shame yourself. So you can finally understand yourself. Healing mo

32 likes

An infographic titled "How deep is your Hidden Childhood Trauma?" displays a pie chart illustrating various trauma responses like Hyper-Vigilance, People Pleasing, Dissociation, Rejection Sensitivity, Perfectionism, Repression, Controlling Behavior, and Existential Loneliness, each with associated behaviors and percentages.

No one talks about this part of healing ❤️‍🩹

Most of us remain quiet because it seems easier, but that’s not peace baby that is suffering in silence. God created you for more. There’s so much to unpack but the FREEDOM that comes with it is so worth it! God can HEAL you from anything! ✝️🕊️👑 #emergingcreator #healingjourney #jesus #sav

9 likes

No one talks about this part of self-love

Self-love isn’t always candles and affirmations. Sometimes it’s choosing yourself, even when it hurts. Sometimes it’s walking away from what no longer feels right. Growth is uncomfortable, but so is staying where you don’t belong. Have you felt this before? #SelfLove #HealingJourney #Le

8 likes

No One Talks About This Part of Healing

There was a version of me that kept everything together on the outside but was quietly falling apart inside. I was the friend who gave the best advice, the girl who smiled through anything… but no one noticed when I started pulling away. Healing came when I stopped pretending I was okay just to

20 likes

The Habit Stacking Trick No One Talks About

1️⃣ The Key to Habit Stacking Most of my failed habit stacks had one thing in common: they felt too hard to start. I’d try to do something productive after a draining task (like dishes), and my brain just refused. But once I started pairing habits with something easy or rewarding, everything click

93 likes

No one talks about this part of healing

Nobody prepared me for the part of healing where you’re not spiraling, …and you almost miss the chaos because it was familiar. The truth? Calm is earned. Not by force—by repetition. One pause at a time. One thought at a time. That’s how the patterns break.

1 like

No one talks about this part of healing…

Healing isn’t always about big wins — sometimes it’s just showing up when everything feels heavy. The quiet strength in not giving up is still growth, and it’s worth celebrating #mentalhealthawareness #growth #InvisibleStruggles #InspirationalQuote #healing

1 like

🌸 The Truth About Motherhood No One Talks About 🌸

Motherhood is beautiful, but it’s also heavy in ways most people never see. 💭 The sleepless nights, the constant pressure, the guilt of never feeling like you’re “enough”… it’s so much more than what the world imagines. ✨ Moms, I want to hear from you: What’s one thing you wish people truly un

2 likes

all about biblical motherhood 🫶🌸✝️🎀

475 likes

🍋 The Part of Motherhood No One Talks About—

No one really talks about the grief that comes with watching your babies grow up. Not the proud kind. Not the “look how far they’ve come” kind. The quiet kind. The kind that sneaks up on you when you realize: • they don’t need to be held the same way anymore • their vo

10 likes

A bronze sculpture depicts a woman bent under a massive pile of household items like a washing machine and buckets, symbolizing the burden of motherhood. Small children cling to her or reach up, representing the demands of raising kids. The sculpture is set outdoors amidst trees.

The invisible burden of motherhood

This is a sculpture symbolizing the invisible burden of motherhood and domestic labor. It depicts a woman bent under an enormous pile of household items on her back—including a washing machine, buckets, pots, pans, and other chores—while surrounded by small children who are clinging to her or t

390 likes

A black and white image showing a washing machine drum filled with laundry, with the text overlay: 'They see the dishes. The laundry. The mess.'

A black and white image of an unmade bed with rumpled sheets, featuring the text: 'But they don't see me waking up in the middle of the night to calm a meltdown.'

A black and white image showing a blurred silhouette of an adult holding a child, with the text: 'They don't see me overstimulated but still holding my toddler close because she needs me.'

Motherhood, When No One Sees the Whole Picture

It’s not about being perfect. It’s about being present, even when you’re falling apart inside. That’s what they’ll remember. #momtok #mentallyexhaustedmom #adhdmomlife #autismmom #softmama

345 likes

No one talks about the mom’s healing in silence 🤎

Some of us are raising kids… while learning how to heal the parts of ourselves nobody ever checked on. Still showing up. Still loving hard. Still trying to become the version of us our kids deserve. Real question….what’s one thing motherhood is healing in you right now?👇🏼🤎 #HealingMoms

6 likes

A young child with dark hair in a bun sits in a grocery store shopping cart, looking at a toy. Overlaid text reads, "Propaganda I'm Not Falling For As a Mom," highlighting a mother's rejection of unrealistic expectations.

A child in a shopping cart is shown with two text bubbles. One debunks the myth of a constantly clean house, stating, "We create memories, not museum vibes." The other challenges the need to entertain kids constantly, promoting boredom for creativity.

A young child walks on wood chips at a playground. Overlaid text bubbles address motherhood myths: one states that good moms can lose patience and grow, and another suggests screen time can help a mom be better.

Lies I Stopped Believing About Motherhood

✨ Propaganda I’m Not Falling For As a Mom: That I need to be the perfect mix of Pinterest craft mom, gentle parenting guru, home chef, emotional anchor, AND look cute while doing it — every single day. I’m done chasing a version of motherhood that doesn’t exist. Some days we do water play. S

1349 likes

What noone tells you about Postpartum (but should)

No one talks about this part enough. The quiet parts. The overwhelming parts. The parts that make you question yourself. If you're in this season… you're not alone. 🤍 Part 2 tomorrow. Follow @mindmasterco — we're here for all of it. #firsttimemom #postpartumjourney #ho

0 likes

Two women smiling, one in the foreground and one behind making a peace sign, with text about parts of depression no one shows you.

A close-up of the back of a person's head showing long, dark, severely tangled hair, with text describing the difficulty of self-care during depression.

Two women smiling, one in the foreground and one behind pointing at her head, with text about a friend offering non-judgmental help with tangled hair.

the part of depression that nobody talks about…

Nobody talks enough about how depression can strip away the energy for even the simplest tasks. For me, brushing my hair became one of them. I kept putting it off until the tangles got so bad I was convinced I’d have to shave it all. Then a friend stepped in — no judgment, just kindness. They sp

61 likes

No one talks about this part of healing

Turns out healing starts when you stop settling for the love that broke you. 💌 I started journaling my way through it, and it changed everything. If you're tired of pretending you're okay, check my page for guided journals that meet you where it hurts... and help you find your way back to

1 like

Let’s Talk About Engorgement 💜

Before becoming a mom, I had heard about milk supply, pumping, and latching. What I didn’t hear much about was engorgement. For many moms, when milk starts coming in, breasts can suddenly feel extremely full, hard, swollen, and uncomfortable. It can be surprising, especially if nobody prepared y

10 likes

No one talks about this part of becoming

No one really talks about this part. The part where you’re trying to grow… but you’re still tired. Still healing. Still figuring things out behind the scenes. Social media shows the glow-up. But not the in-between. Not the crying and still showing up. Not the restarting. Not the qu

10 likes

✨ How to Make Motherhood Feel More Whimsical — Part 3 ✨

Simple ways to romanticize your everyday moments 🌸 Motherhood isn’t about having it all together… it’s about slowing down and creating tiny sparks of calm in the middle of the chaos. ✨ A lit candle, soft classical music, a slow breath before bedtime… little rituals that remind us that magic isn’

435 likes

No one talks about this part of wedding planning 😅

No one talks about this part of wedding planning 😅 Ten minutes before my ceremony. Old monastery. Tiny stalls. I laughed, improvised, and thanked God I was still flexible. Tell me, did anyone warn you about bathroom breaks in a wedding dress? #WeddingRealTalk #BrideLife #WeddingPlannin

1 like

A smiling woman with dark hair and bangs, wearing a pink floral cardigan and a silver heart necklace, is illuminated by sunlight. The text overlay reads: "Not everything you feel has a name..."

No one really talks about this part…

The part where life looks “fine” on the outside — but inside, something feels… off. You’re not falling apart. You’re not doing anything wrong. You’re just in a space you’ve never been in before. Where what used to fulfill you… doesn’t anymore. Where the noise has quieted… and now you’

2 likes

A woman in Minnie Mouse ears and a colorful sweatshirt takes a selfie with a child. The child wears a Disney princess t-shirt. Text overlay reads: "things motherhood taught me that NOBODY warned me about."

NOBODY TAUGHT ME THIS ABOUT MOTHERHOOD …

When I became a mom, everyone told me how much my life would change. No one told me how much I would change. My daughter’s almost 9 now, and looking back, the biggest lessons weren’t about motherhood itself. They were about me. I’ve learned that being present matters more than being per

1 like

How To Make Motherhood More Whimsical

Motherhood can be messy, busy, and a little chaotic, but it can also be magical. Adding a touch of whimsy to your days doesn’t mean doing more; it’s about noticing more. It’s about turning the ordinary into something that feels like a little storybook moment. Here are some simple ways to bring more

144 likes

Nobody talks about this kind of burnout.

The burnout that comes from wearing every hat. Wife. 💍 Mother. 🤎 Business owner. 💻 Friend. 🫂 Sister. 🌿 Daughter. ✨ The one everyone depends on. People see the meals, the clean house, the business, the smile, and the way you always “have it together.”😅 What they don’t see are the late

5 likes

What I Wish I’d Known About Being a SAHM

Becoming a stay-at-home mom comes with so many emotions: joy, exhaustion, love, and let’s be honest… a few surprises. From feeling like you have no time (even though you’re “home all day”) to missing your old self in ways you didn’t expect, this post dives into the unexpected parts of stay-at-home

68 likes

An open Bible with highlighted passages and handwritten notes on the right page, including "1 Samuel 1:27-28" and "Hannah's prayer," adorned with purple flower doodles. Pens and highlighters are visible, indicating a focused Bible study related to motherhood.

An open Bible with colorful highlights and annotations, featuring a purple flower doodle with a smiley face on the left page and more flower doodles on the right. Various pens and markers are scattered, suggesting an active biblical study session.

An open Bible on a blanket, extensively highlighted and annotated with large handwritten words like "grace" and "salvation." Notes referencing "1 Samuel 1:27-28" and "Hannah's prayer" are visible, decorated with purple flower doodles, reflecting a deep study on biblical themes.

The greatest gift stowed upon, I am forever thankful, for God made Mothers. Bless is the joy of the most bountiful gift of all time Luke 1:46-47 “my soul glorifies the lord and my spirit rejoices in God my savior” We can rejoice in the fact that God has a plan for our redemption long be

126 likes

3 Months Of Motherhood🩵

Three months into motherhood… and I finally understand why everyone says it changes you completely. Some days I feel like I’m finally getting the hang of things… and other days I’m crying from exhaustion while bouncing a baby who refuses to sleep. 😂 Motherhood has been beautiful, overwhelming, he

4 likes

The Part of Mental Health No One Talks About

They say “it gets better.” But what about right now? What about sitting in your car before going inside because existing feels heavier than it should? What about smiling at work while something inside you is quietly collapsing? Mental health isn’t a straight line. It’s a minefield.

1 like

The side of medical billing no one talks about

No one told me that half of medical billing is playing detective. 🕵️‍♀️ You think it’s just entering codes and sending claims? Nah. It’s calling insurance for the seventh time this week, trying to decode what “pending review” actually means. It’s the quiet panic when a claim rejects, and you

171 likes

Discovering the art of motherhood through stories📚

As a first time mom, I felt so lost, had no guidance or any idea on how to be a mom or how to do things right. Of course no amount of book can prepare you for what motherhood brings but I feel like reading some books as a first time mom guided me in some sort of way. It helps me understand the

33 likes

A woman holds a baby in a carrier, with text overlay "Favorite apps I use for my babies" indicating the topic of the post.

A woman holds a baby in a carrier, featuring the Nara Baby app icon and text describing it as a tracker for sleep, eating, milestones, and growth.

A woman holds a baby in a carrier, showcasing the Solid Starts app for food guidance and The Wonder Weeks app for tracking baby's mental development.

Best apps for motherhood!

As a mom, it is nice to have a few apps that can help you keep track of things or give you some information about what’s going on with your baby! These are my top three apps that I use pretty regularly and that are my favorite! NARA BABY- I love this app because it is very easy to use and the a

200 likes

Nobody Talks About This Kind of Postpartum Tired 🤍

Nobody talks about the specific kind of tired that has no cure in sleep. 🤍 That bone-deep, soul-level exhaustion that follows you into your dreams and greets you before you even open your eyes. If you know that tired this is for you. What's really happening in your postpartum body: Cortisol

2 likes

The Weight of Deployment No One Talks About

Some days, I carry it well. Other days, it crushes me. Loving someone who is deployed is a constant ache—one that never fully goes away, just lingers in the quiet moments. I miss him in ways I can’t put into words. His presence, his touch, his love. The simple things I once took for granted—hold

4 likes

No one talks about this part of healing

I came here to feel better… not to be fixed, just to breathe. The water kept moving like nothing was heavy like nothing had a story. And for a moment… I didn’t either. #healingjourney #softlife #selflove #innerpeace #growth

1 like

My motherhood journey- Part I

The story of a “broken” girl that became mother at a young ( emotionally) age. By broken I mean that in our early 20’s we all start realizing there is something wrong with us or maybe we even say “ I am f$$$ed up” because of my childhood. No , you are not , you just need to work through your proble

1 like

The part of motherhood no one talks about

This is more than making lunch. It’s remembering schedules, preferences, deadlines, and carrying the mental load before the day even begins. Some mornings feel calm. Others feel heavy even when nothing is “wrong.” If this resonates, you’re not alone 🤍 I created a gentle reset for over

2 likes

A woman holds a young child, with text overlay reading 'THREE TED TALKS ABOUT MOTHERHOOD'. The background shows outdoor greenery and a fence under a bright sky.

A TED Talk thumbnail for 'For women in pursuit of motherhood and a career' by Irene Mora, with bullet points discussing the positive influence of working mothers and gender roles. The background is a blurry night scene with lights.

A TED Talk thumbnail for 'How moms shape the world' by Anna Malaika Tubbs, accompanied by text emphasizing the power of motherhood and the need to center mothers' stories. The background is a blurry image of a person holding a child.

three must-watch ted talks about motherhood 🤰🏼🩵🍼👶🏽

FOR WOMEN IN PURSUIT OF MOTHERHOOD AND A CAREER - IRENE MORA • working mothers have a positive impact on their children, yet often face harsh criticism. HOW MOMS SHAPE THE WORLD - ANNA MALAIKA TUBBS • the stories we tell rarely focus on the mother who shaped the main character. we must cent

36 likes

My 2026 vision board: motherhood edition

2 likes

PART 2: 8 TRUTHS: POSTPARTUM REALITIES NO ONE TALKS ABOUT ⚠️ (Read twice)

✨ The baby is here… but the mother is still becoming someone new ✨ This is what people celebrate… 👉 the baby But this is what they overlook… 👉 the mother And the truth is— ✨ postpartum is not just physical… it’s emotional, mental, and identity-changing Some mothers: ✔️ feel joy ✔

3 likes

See more