Dear Moms, it's okay to put yourself first (READ THAT AGAIN)...

Being a mom is the hardest, most exhausting, most emotionally complex full-time job in the universe. And like any job, you need regular breaks, a support team, and a hot coffee that hasn’t been reheated three times.

So, how can we start putting ourselves first without the guilt trip?

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