Her first son killed the Asuras Taraka and Shurapadma within seven months of being born.  She first married her husband in her incarnation as Dakshayani, but was so distraught over her father's disapproval that she threw herself into a sacrificial fire and was reborn as this goddess.  Upon her rebirth, her husband was undergoing severe meditation so she had Kama, god of love, provide a distraction
Her first son killed the Asuras Taraka and Shurapadma within seven months of being born.  She first married her husband in her incarnation as Dakshayani, but was so distraught over her father's disapproval that she threw herself into a sacrificial fire and was reborn as this goddess.  Upon her rebirth, her husband was undergoing severe meditation so she had Kama, god of love, provide a distraction.  The mother of the gods Kartikeya and Ganesha, FTP, identify this goddess from Hindu mythology and wife of Shiva.
Her first son killed the Asuras Taraka and Shurapadma within seven months of being born.  
Parvati or Uma