‘Traces of Motherhood – Stories of Nordic Mothers’ book has a tender cover, but brutally honest content. In this book, 21 Finnish mothers openly share the most significant marks of their journey – ponder the visible and invisible traces motherhood has formed, and the emotions it has evoked. The book travels from fertility treatments to giving birth, to raising a little sister, to expecting the sixth baby, to losing one, to fighting for the rights of a special needs child, and to becoming a grandmother. The book also examines through a feminist lens the shifting culture of motherhood, and how its demands have changed yet not drastically evolved along-side the role of women and gender equality. The book is created by Marina Lönn and Tytti-Lotta Ojala, two mothers and designers.