Nobody warns you that after the baby arrives, the mother needs care too.

Motherhood is often described as beautiful, life-changing, and full of love. And it is.

But it can also be exhausting, lonely, overwhelming, and emotionally complicated.

In A Mother Needs Mothering Too, Khushpreet Samra offers a deeply honest reflection on postpartum recovery, maternal mental health, identity changes, emotional exhaustion, and the invisible struggles many new mothers face behind closed doors.

Through heartfelt stories, gentle observations, and compassionate insights, this book explores:
- The emotional reality of postpartum recovery
- Why so many mothers feel unseen after childbirth
- The loneliness that can exist even in a house full of people
- Maternal burnout and emotional exhaustion
- The pressure to be a perfect mother
- Identity loss after becoming a parent
- Learning to ask for help without guilt
- Healing, self-compassion, and finding yourself again
- This is not a parenting manual.

It is not a book about being the perfect mother.

It is an emotional companion for women navigating the beautiful and difficult transition into motherhood.

If you've ever loved your child deeply while feeling overwhelmed, exhausted, or invisible, this book was written for you.

Because sometimes the person who needs mothering most is the mother herself.