Tag: motherhood

Our Story, Our Rhythm: Life Through the Eyes of a Single...

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If navigating parenthood came with a manual, then navigating life as a single mom comes with a leaflet; one that’s missing pages, smudged with...

Listening When Racism Isn’t Loud

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This is the first post in a four-part series centered on listening to lived experiences with racism. We are living in a heavy, divided moment—one...

When Life Feels Overwhelming (and Then The Cats Get Ringworm)

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You know when life feels overwhelming, and the timing of everything couldn't be worse -- and it's always the week before vacation? Our latest...

Your Agenda for the Next Snowy Day

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Let’s face it, the first snow day of the year is filled with squeals of glee, motivation to get out into the frigid cold,...

I’ve Lost My Voice

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Somewhere in the midst of meal-planning, switching the laundry, changing diapers, making whole humans, and sometimes gutting through the monotonous day after day that...

Hooray! I Am Done Potty-Training!

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Hooray! Do I get a sticker? Did I earn an M&M? I am done potty-training! Or at least my 2 ½-year-old is. I’ve been fully...

Dear Galentine: A Letter to My Girlfriends

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It’s officially February, and love is in the air. One of the greatest lessons I learned about love in my 20s is that the...

Growing in Gratitude

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I don’t typically make New Year’s resolutions, but I do appreciate the opportunity for reflection and a fresh start that a new year offers....

When Early Detection Finds Stage 0: My Breast Cancer Story

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I've started writing this post a dozen times, and each time I've stopped because of three words I'm struggling to say out loud: I...

Learning to Navigate Motherhood Through Grief

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I consider myself lucky to have had a built-in best friend for life in my mom. I was born in 1988, the youngest child...

Living More on Less

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When my husband and I made the jump for me to stay home with our two kids full-time, with him as the sole income...

My Daughter Turned 10: What I Hope She Knows

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The end of 2025 felt heavy. Just too heavy. The holidays came and went, but unless you have tunnel vision, the world seemed to...

The Work-Life Balance Myth: A COO and Mom of Five Gets...

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Every morning begins with a color-coded calendar and a schedule that blends sports practices, client meetings, IEP appointments, travel, and the demands of being...

Taking Young Kids to a Coffee Shop

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I pull into the parking lot of the coffee shop. It’s a familiar view. It’s a local coffee shop and one of my favorites....