Letters for every season
One letter for each hard day, from the questions women bring us.
Was I a good mother?A child doesn’t need a perfect mother. Pediatrician Donald Winnicott said “good enough” will do.Read the letter →
To the mother whose son stopped callingThe phone is quiet. It doesn’t say what kind of mother you were.Read the letter →
To the mother whose daughter won’t speak to herYou’re not the only mother living with this. Many never say it out loud.Read the letter →
The house is quiet nowThey left the house. A part of them never left you.Read the letter →
To the mother who hasn’t met her grandchildFor the grandmother with a little sweater in the drawer, tags still on.Read the letter →
To the mother who lost her husbandTalking to him in the car is one way love keeps going.Read the letter →