Category: For Moms

Parenting With An Ex During a Pandemic

“We’re going to keep your passport in our office safe until September for your new stamp,” the visa agent messaged me.

That’s the second time my passport goes into a safe in fourteen months.

A year ago it was in a safe above coffee condiments stacked in a twin room at the Hyatt Regency in Yogyakarta.

My son had a school break, and I was jobless. Perfect mom and son opportunity to bond, climbing the world’s largest Buddhist temple.

Just like the previous Hong Kong trip, my ex was adamant that I should not be spending on international holidays.

I didn’t defend my decision. He breathes quantity. I sit on the opposite end of the seesaw multitasking in the sunset.

7 Ways to Slow Down and Connect with Kids Through Big Emotions

My daughter had a really rough start to the day—she didn’t get a good night’s sleep, so we experienced a lot of turbulence this morning.

She’s 3, so really, these days happen a lot.

First she cried because I asked her to take a bath, then she cried because nobody could hold her at that exact moment and then she cried because the bubbles in the bubble mailer I gave her wouldn’t pop.