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Steph Montgomery

Steph Montgomery

Writer at Romper

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Recent Articles

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7 Signs Your Baby Feels Secure, According To Experts

As a new parent it’s easy to feel overwhelmed, whether it be from the love you’re feeling, to the exhaustion you’re navigating, to the next-level amount of responsibility you’re shouldering. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the amount of information…
over 6 years ago
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Waiting For Biopsy Results Sent Me Down A Never-Ending Thought ... ...

I’m not going to lie, I was completely unprepared for my first biopsy. I thought I was going in for a simple skin check, like I have every year of my adult life. Then my doctor asked, “Have you always had this mole?” and handed me a mirror. She…
over 6 years ago
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My Toddler Still Uses Diapers & I'm So Embarrassed - Romper

Every time I see my mom, she asks me a variation of the same question: “When are you going to start potty training?” I should be prepared for this now exhausting inquiry, but every time she asks I can feel my face turn red with embarrassment. Yes,…
over 6 years ago
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I Looked At My Post-Baby Vagina & OMG - Romper

As a first-time pregnant woman I was admittedly worried about how childbirth might damage my vagina. I wasn’t concerned in a vain kind of way, but was concerned about the future of my sex life or how I would feel “down there.” The idea of pushing a…
about 7 years ago
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How Soon Do Babies Crawl? Here's What The Zodiac Has To Say - Romper

As a first-time parent I eagerly awaited every single developmental milestone. I wanted to know how soon my baby would crawl, talk, and walk. And then my baby started crawling, and very quickly I realized that the game changes when those milestones…
about 7 years ago
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Can A Baby's First Word Be Mama? Here's What The Zodiac Has To ... ...

Naively, I assumed my baby’s first word would be “mama.” After all, I was her favorite person and shamelessly repeated the word a dozen times a day, just to be sure. So when her first word was “kitty” it’s safe to say I was a tad disappointed. I…
about 7 years ago
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Yes, I Breastfed In Front Of My Dad & So What? - Romper

As a first-time soon-to-be mom I had grand plans to breastfeed my baby anywhere, anytime, and in front of anyone. After all, there’s nothing shameful about breastfeeding, right? But after my baby was born and my parents came into my room during that…
about 7 years ago
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I Post Naked Pictures Of My Kids & No, I'm Not Sorry

The other day a photographer friend of mine was banned from Facebook for posting a picture that violated the site’s community standards. The offending post was shocking... in that it was absolutely not offensive at all. It was simply an adorable…
over 7 years ago
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These 8 Moms Were Shamed For Nursing In Public & Their Stories ... ...

Before I had my first baby I thought I would be a fearless breastfeeding mom, whipping out a boob and feeding my baby whenever and wherever. Then I became a mom and realized that, well, I was not a big fan of breastfeeding in public. I’m a pretty…
over 7 years ago
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Actually, I Wish I Would Have Had A C-Section - Romper

When I was 37 weeks pregnant, I slipped on a patch of unruly ice after a routine OB-GYN appointment and tore a muscle in my inner thigh. I immediately went to the emergency room and spent the night being monitored. While I had planned to have my…
over 7 years ago
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Can You Get Pregnant With PCOS? 6 Women With The Condition Share Th...

If you’ve ever tried to conceive, you’ve probably experienced your share of anticipation, frustration, and disappointment. In short, the entire process can really mess with your mind. For people with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), however, the…
over 7 years ago