Summer vacation is finally here!
Our kids are super excited about it but we as moms and stay-at-home moms kind of dread it in ways though, right?
Summer vacation is finally here!
Our kids are super excited about it but we as moms and stay-at-home moms kind of dread it in ways though, right?
If you’ve got a kid entering Kindergarten soon, you likely have had these thoughts in the back of your mind for awhile: Is my kid ready?
Will they be okay?
Will they like school, make friends, be successful….and on it goes!
If you are anything like me, you have children that get HANGRY! A LOT.
My toddler’s mouth is like a black hole for fruit and cheese sticks.
One of the best things I started doing as a mom was unconsciously implementing rhythms into my day.
Rhythms are habits meant to create fluidity.
They’re things that trigger other things or things triggered by other things.
When was the last time you put your own needs on your to-do list?
My guess is that it’s been a while, if ever.
And I get it, Mama.
You’re busy, overwhelmed, and the last thing on your mind are self care activities.
Is there an awesome dude in your life that’s about to become a dad?
Finding those new dad gifts is just as important as celebrating mom and baby!
Becoming a new parent can be just as exciting for men as it is for women – and it should be celebrated for new dads too!
Positive parenting in the 21st century is an incredibly different space from what parenting was like 30 years ago.
Everyone has their ideal scenario of being a mom, don’t we, so when it doesn’t quite go to plan your world can unravel, being left with a baby is one thing, but being left with two as a single mom is a whole new level.
My story is probably not unique – being a single mom is hard – but my determination and drive possibly are.
As a military spouse, I have moved a handful of times with and without kids.
In the last year and a half alone, we have relocated three different times – with kids.