The truth is, I believe motherhood is the single-most important job. It’s a career that we never get to retire from. It’s a 24-hour a day, full-time job that requires endless sacrifices with absolutely no monetary reward. But it’s also the job that made me believe in love at first sight.Read More
Being able to understand the primary changes at each stage of their [my kids] life helps me to be able to establish efficient ways to help build their growth. Read More
It is true that these moments with our kids are fleeting... but what if instead of spending those moments making them the center of the universe we spent those moments teaching them how to be good spouses and parents?Read More
But, this is for them to do, not for you to try and fix. Quit wasting the energy God gave you on someone who doesn’t want to change their life. They need to be ready. None of us can ever tell an addict or substance abuser to be ready.Read More
I was tired and exhausted from trying to keep up. I was tired of the life he kept wanting to live. He would say the most degrading things to me.Read More
So even though I have friends on the beach, cruise ships, and in the mountains of Colorado, I have two things this Spring Break that they don’t… a clean house and kids that appreciate their fun time more than they did before.Read More
Some people call it dreariness, the winter blues, or mom brain, but I call it depression. If you’re feeling like you’re at the end of your rope today, you're not alone!Read More
My kids aren’t perfect, and I’m not a perfect parent, but when I stopped idolizing my children they became decent human beings. When I stopped making them the center of my world, they stopped believing that they were the most important person in the world.Read More
I cannot wait to see what their futures hold, to watch them explore different interests and hobbies...This is what makes me okay with closing the door on those baby days and embracing the change of new seasons. Read More
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