| Motherhood is hard enough as it is without the built-in audience that comes with a career in the public eye. For influencers and A-listers who share their lives with thousands on social media, comments from strangers are obviously par for the course, but when faceless names on the internet start attacking their choices when it comes to their children, it crosses the line into the toxic trend of "mom-shaming." A new campaign aims to change that. |
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