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We are reproductive and perinatal specialists offering individual, couples and group counselling (phone or video) to support families through the many emotions of fertility, pregnancy, postpartum and parenthood.

02/23/2026

The options and advice seem endless. Then there’s the constant comparison: “Am I doing this right?” "Is my baby developing at the right pace?"

The truth is, you don’t need to have all the answers. Trust your instincts, and know that the decisions you make come from a place of love. It’s easy to get overwhelmed by the never-ending checklist and the voice of doubt that tells you that you’re not doing enough. But you are. You are doing more than enough, and it’s okay to make mistakes along the way. Every mom has moments where they feel lost, unsure, or uncertain. But those feelings don’t diminish the love and care you’re giving.

It’s also important to seek out trusted support when you need it. There’s no shame in asking for help or reassurance. Don’t be afraid to lean on your partner, family, friends, or a professional when those decisions start to feel too heavy. You’re not alone in this.

02/21/2026

If you’re exhausted by the advice meant to help you, you’re in the right place. Follow .psychotherapy.

02/20/2026

There’s a guilt that comes with taking time for yourself as a new mom that’s hard to shake. It’s that voice inside still tells me that I should be constantly caring for my kids, managing the household, and never putting my own needs first. After all, doesn’t being a great mom mean sacrificing your own well-being? But here’s what I’m always trying to remind myself: if you don’t take care of yourself, how can you take care of anyone else?

When you take a break—whether it’s a solo coffee break, a walk around the block, or just five minutes of quiet—you’re not being selfish. You’re recharging, and that makes you a better mom. Self-care is essential to your mental health, and it’s okay to ask for help or set boundaries in order to prioritize yourself. Without that time to rejuvenate, you’ll find yourself running on empty, and that benefits no one.

Your kid deserves a mom who’s well-rested and emotionally present. And you deserve to feel like yourself again, outside of your identity as “mom.” So next time you feel guilty for taking a break, remember: you’re doing it to be the best version of yourself for your family.

02/19/2026

It can feel like you’re expected to do everything "perfectly"—bounce back after pregnancy, have the perfect feeding routine, and be the picture of calm and joy. But in reality, no one talks about how it feels when you can’t do it all, or when you need to admit that you're struggling. There’s no "one way" to be a mom, and it’s okay to be imperfect in the process.

Let go of the idea that you have to be perfect.

Asking for help is part of doing your best.

👉 What can you do about it? Start by setting realistic expectations for yourself. Break down your tasks into manageable pieces and ask for help when you need it. Remember, asking for support is not a sign of weakness; it's a sign of strength.

If you’re ready to release the pressure and take the next step, click the link in our bio to learn more.

02/17/2026

As a new mom, you can feel like you lose yourself in the daily routines and responsibilities. There’s a constant pull between taking care of your baby and trying to take care of yourself, which often means you end up last on the list. Sometimes, all you need is just a few minutes to breathe without anyone needing anything from you.

Taking time for yourself isn’t selfish; it’s necessary for your mental and emotional health.

👉 What can you do about it? Even just five minutes of quiet can help you reset. Try to carve out time in your day for a few deep breaths, a walk around the block, or a moment of mindfulness. Remember, small moments of self-care add up to big shifts in how you feel.

Need support with setting boundaries and finding balance? Click the link in our bio to begin your healing journey.

02/16/2026

Social media can be a lifeline for moms — a place for connection, community, and validation. But it can also quietly chip away at your self-worth.

Between the highlight reels, perfect routines, and curated feeds, it’s easy to start wondering if you’re falling behind or not doing enough.
You’re not.

This post explores how motherhood and social media collide — and what happens when comparison takes hold. As therapists, we see every day how online pressure fuels guilt, shame, and burnout.
We also share ways to rebuild your sense of self and reconnect with your version of motherhood — not the one the algorithm sells you.

💛 Learn how social media shapes maternal self-worth
💛 Recognize signs of comparison fatigue
💛 Discover steps to protect your mental health online

Read the full post now (link in bio).

02/14/2026

Not all boundaries function the same way. Understanding the purpose behind a boundary can clarify whether it’s supporting safety or unintentionally blocking repair.

This is a common focus in therapy.

Book an appointment with a parental therapist through the link in our bio.

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Toronto, ON

Telephone

+16479462229

Website

http://www.bloompsychotherapy.ca/

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