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Story worth reading! 😅 No formal childcare policies mean families juggle work and sick kids, relying on employers. The U.S. needs workplace policy changes and improved child-care infrastructure. Share your workplace's support policies below!

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3 is opting to lie on her bed and stare at the ceiling indefinitely like some kind of Victorian orphan with consumption rather than take her medicine.

Her dedication to stubbornness is unmatched.

.Peanut App app's powerhouse take on motherhood reveals the invisible: bit.ly/3snhDRv

We conducted this survey with the The Standard to better understand the financial and emotional struggles related to fertility. 👇

New survey by Peanut App The Standard finds that high living costs, including the high cost of childcare, is one of the main reasons people are putting off having children.

Thanks for sharing our research! It’s about time we took notice of all the invisible struggles. 👀

In the age of social media, everything is shareable—and with that comes the pressure for perfection. For mothers, this magnifies the debilitating pressures of perfection, and as a new campaign from Peanut demonstrates, leaves women feeling invisible.
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Motherhood is often billed as the “most important job in the world,” but real moms are feeling anything but. Peanut App surveyed more than 3,600 moms, and 95% said they feel unappreciated, unacknowledged, or unseen. That's a problem.

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.@Peanut, a social support app for current, expecting or hopeful mothers, has released a campaign purposefully making women invisible.

The effort aims to shed light on the pervasive feelings of disregard women feel and offers actionable solutions.

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Beneath society’s perception of motherhood is something unexplored, a world of invisible challenges, sacrifices and resilience. We're unmasking these realities with 'The State of Invisibility.' 🔍️

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The reason why many moms stay up till late, is because between 9pm and 2am no one asks them for anything.

Every mom needs other moms to complain about how motherhood is so hard and stressful. If this is not group therapy, I don’t know what it is.

Just as you have to be patient and compassionate towards a kid who is just learning how to learn. Be patient and compassionate towards yourself because you are just learning how to teach.

No one knows your child like you do. So be the mother your child needs, not the mother society needs.