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Becoming a parent is a watershed moment. Not many who’ve crossed the meridian will admit they were prepared for it – or at least not that you could be truly prepared. Broadly speaking, there’s only before and after. Life changes whether you want it to or not.
“I ride because it used to be a passion of mine, before motherhood. It’s something that brings me back to who I was before that,” says Valdman. Perhaps the hidden benefit of this fundamental change is the streamlining that occurs – not everything makes it over.