A new phase is about to begin, but even as it does, peace washes over me.
Anyone else out there feel like they are on the Covid “no” train with their kids?
I know my light is not far from reach, but the weight and heaviness I feel some days, while I read about possibly shutting down again mixed with wondering what path this pandemic is on, cause a dull shimmer, not the blazing light I desire.
I’ve been navigating these choppy waters since I became a mother five years ago. Here are a few things I've learned...
The thing is, if you do a good job you are out of a job when your kids get older.
Interviewing various mothers and parenting experts, Thayer finds that mothers – even those who quit work to stay home with their children – feel overwhelmed and unable to keep up.
No matter what has happened throughout the day, it is our chance to reconnect.
Right now is one of those really hard, really exhausting, and really overwhelming seasons.
You are my life’s work. You are my legacy in this world.
We’ve all been there. Every last one of us.
I keep you up a little bit longer so we can have time together, just you and I
...tears streaming down your face, you are not alone.
YOU ARE SIMPLY HUMAN, no matter how often you fancy yourself Superwoman or how well you pull off the cape.
In the App Store's health and fitness category, the number of period trackers is now second only to running apps.
This is about survival. It's about taking ownership of your own life and what you need. It's slowing down in a world that tells that if you aren't hustling then you aren't winning.
How are we ever going to get ahead when we are stuck in the guilt of yesterday?
If you struggle and question every parenting decision you make, you are normal.
Because you are the greatest thing I have ever done.