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Tembi Locke

Los Angeles
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Mom ~ NYT Bestselling Author: FROM SCRATCH. Actor|Author|Advocate. I tell stories on screen, page & stage. ✨ www.TembiLocke.com
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The Quiet House: What to Watch When the Kids Are Almost Gone

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By Tembi Locke
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Here's the thing nobody warns you about: it's not one big goodbye. It's a series of small ones—each one quietly taking a piece of the daily chaos you didn't even realize you'd built your whole rhythm around. I co-parent. I travel constantly for work. I already know what it feels like to walk into a quiet house.
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15 TV Shows That Are Love Letters to Motherhood

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By Tembi Locke
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The final episode of Margo’s Got Money Troubles has aired, and the series has opened up conversation about the legths mothers will go to in order to care for their children. There is no cookie cutter recipe for how to be a “good mom,” despite our society conditioning us to believe otherwise. If you are finding ways to provide for your child and are present in their lives while also ensuring that their needs are met, there is no need to prove yourself further.
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11 Movies to Watch This Mother’s Day

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By Tembi Locke
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I never thought I’d be a mother. Culture informs women what their goals are: get married, have babies, in that order. Frankly, I was too infatuated with filmmaking to think I could ever be good at it, but after three years of marriage and one too many loaded dinner party questions, I caved. “Fine. Let’s make a baby.” Everyone warned me that my life would be over, but they were wrong. The day my son was born was the day my life really began.
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