By Riley Cardoza / With reporting by Emily Longeretta,
Carly Sloane & Kayley StumpeBeverley Mitchell suffered
a miscarriage in 2018 after
welcoming daughters Kenzie,
6, and Hutton, 4, but the 7th
Heaven alum, 38, tells Us she’s
“grateful” for the experience and
not stressing about conceiving
again. Instead, she’s “going to
slow down and focus on what
matters most” — her family!Superstar Bryce
Dallas Howard wants
her kids to know she’s
a mom first and fore-
most, so when people
stare at her “a little extra
long,” the Jurassic World star, 38,
tells Theodore, 12, and Beatrice, 7,
it’s because they’re trying to fig-
ure out whether they went to high
school together. Smart cookie!Balance is a battle you don’t
have to fight alone. That’s a les-
son Tamron H all learned after giving
birth to her baby boy, Moses, in April.
Not only does the former To day host,
48, acknowledge that she and hus-
band Steven Greener couldn’t raise
their son without help from her mom
and a nanny, she also knows that
“cracking under pressure” is some-
thing all new parents can relate to.
“You just dust yourself off, put your
white jacket on and try to do the best
you can,” Hall explains to Us. Notevery new mom has such a healthy
mind-set, which is why the host is so
public about her journey. When a
hater came for the journalist on Ins-
tagram in July for not being with her
baby boy 24/7, she called them out
on their “nonsense” — not to defend
herself, she tells Us, but to help “all
the other women who are feeling beat
down” by social media critiques. It’s
easy to feel “judged and misunder-
stood,” especially on bad days, Hall
says, but everyone’s doing “the best
[they] can.” Amen to that.IT TAKES A VILLAGE
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before her son
was born, she
admits to Us.