‘Getting Your Pink Back:’ How Moms Felt Like Themselves Again After Having a Baby

Flamingos, which can lose their bright color when tending to their young but get it back over time, have been a helpful metaphor for some women in their postpartum experiences.

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‘Getting Your Pink Back:’ How Moms Felt Like Themselves Again After Having a Baby

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