What if being a good mother doesn't mean getting everything right?

Explore Donald Winnicott's ‘good enough mother’ theory and what modern psychology tells us about attachment, imperfection, repair and maternal guilt.

Matrescence is the process a woman goes through as she transitions into motherhood, much like adolescence is the transition into adulthood. It involves hormonal, physical, emotional, and psychological changes that are often underestimated, not just by society, but sometimes by mothers themselves. It’s not just about learning to care for a child; it’s about a transformation in identity, relationships, and even how you see the world.