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04/24/2026

Repost from Jennifer Ann Counseling

A boundary is less about getting someone else to comply and more about what YOU will do if they don’t.

I hear people say “they didn’t respect my boundary so idk what to do.” But the boundary is not just what you say you DON’T want to happen… most of what a boundary involves is the action you’re willing to take to take care of yourself when that thing keeps happening. Without this follow-through… it’s just a request 😞

A boundary sounds like:

“If you keep calling me names, I’m going to hang up the phone.”

“If you keep making comments about the cleanliness of my house when you come over, I’m going to ask you to leave.”

“If you raise your voice at me, I’m going to step away from the conversation.”

“If you cancel last minute again, I’m going to stop making plans for awhile.”

“If you keep texting me and calling me while I’m at work, I’m not going to respond until I’m off.”

“If you continue to show up late, I’m going to start without you.”

“If you bring up my body or food choices again, I’m going to change the subject or leave the room.”

Boundaries are less about controlling someone else’s behavior and more about deciding what you will and won’t participate in. But you have to be willing to follow through 🫶🏽

04/17/2026

"Ten years ago, pregnant with my first child, I joined all of the online postpartum and parenting communities. Day after day, I saw the same posts: Women sharing their exhaustion, their demoralization, their physical suffering from childbirth. They got up repeatedly with babies while husbands slept. They were so tired they couldn’t see or think straight. They hated their bodies. They were in pain. The solution was so very obvious. If their husbands would get up with the baby half the time, deign to clean the house, pretend to care about their partners’ birth experiences, then these poor women could finally get some rest and begin healing.

Almost no one ever suggested this. If you’ve ever been in one of these groups, you know already the response:

“Have you been screened for postpartum depression?”

Now I’m 42. I’m a nursing mother, so I’m still in those groups, but I’m also in groups for older mothers. The core problem remains the same: lazy men who don’t love their partners or tend to their needs. The manifestation is different.

Now women are angry at their partners. They don’t want to have s*x. They feel unfulfilled. They’re exhausted. They live with chronic pain. Their lives are the very predictable, obvious results of serving other people for years without a break. They need support. Instead, they’re now told that maybe it’s perimenopause."

https://zawn.substack.com/publish/post/192842262

04/10/2026

I see this so often from moms in groups. All of the qualities that make us successful in the work world conspire to work against us with the massive adjustment of the postpartum period. The more you consider yourself to be a perfectionist or type A, the more challenging the chaos of the unpredictable newborn days can feel. credit

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Thank you to Rep. Underwood’s office for meeting with us today to discuss the importance of federal funding for maternal mental health programs! @

Today I am participating in the National Day of Action with the MMHLA and as the Advoxacy Committee co-chair for PSI-IL....
03/10/2026

Today I am participating in the National Day of Action with the MMHLA and as the Advoxacy Committee co-chair for PSI-IL. Please support us in working to increase our funding to support moms and families!

Today is our National Day of Action for Maternal Mental Health!

TODAY ONLY, you can use our online advocacy tool to urge your federal elected officials to INCREASE funding for maternal mental health programs!

Your advocacy will support two programs that help thousands of moms in the U.S. every year:

1️⃣The National Maternal Mental Health Hotline (1-833-TLC-MAMA) - provides 24/7 voice and text support to moms.

2️⃣The Perinatal Psychiatry Access Programs - provides support to healthcare providers who serve moms.

⭐TAKE ACTION! Contact your elected officials here ⬇️ https://hubs.la/Q04672040

💜Special Thanks to Our Partners!
Postpartum Support International
Alliance for People of Color
MomsRising.org
Chamber of Mothers

03/07/2026

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02/12/2026

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