I believe we all end up a little stronger when we share our stories about this hardest—and best—journey of life called motherhood. Here you’ll find my thoughts, experiences and interviews with experts to help us all muddle through these crazy beautiful days.
I don’t want to over-post on this topic, because frankly it feels a little raw still. And I’m also not still very much feeling my way through the whole thing, so there’s no tidy end. But I want to share what’s been going on around here recently to make even one woman feel a little less alone.
You know what’s awesome? Traveling. You know what’s a little less awesome? Traveling with young kids. These tips can help!
I kind of hate the phrase “doing it all,” but sometimes you meet a woman who really is doing just that. Meet FOX News’ Kristin Fisher.
My favorite thing by far about parenthood is the collection of little, funny and sometimes strange things that come along with raising little human beings.
I nursed my baby until she was almost 2 years old. [Pauses. Awaits judgment.] And it turns out weaning a toddler is way different from weaning a baby.
Let’s be honest: For a parent, a morning at the park with the kids isn’t exactly a walk in the park.
Every mom knows that the first few months of motherhood–while amazing–can also be incredibly isolating and difficult.
It’s always at night, when I’m putting them to bed. Or maybe as they’re gazing out the window from the car.
Guys! How could I have forgotten to mention this?!
There are so many variables in the way that our children grow and develop–not only physically, but also mentally and socially.
