Having a village or support system is important for every family. The village just isn’t about being able to call someone to babysit for a date night with your significant other, but having people there to help support you through motherhood. Natasha BrownLove of impromptu dance parties, 80’s cartoons, and horizontal life pauses (aka naps);…
Having a village or support system is important for every family. The village just isn’t about being able to call someone to babysit for a date night with your significant other, but having people there to help support you through motherhood. Natasha BrownLove of impromptu dance parties, 80’s cartoons, and horizontal life pauses (aka naps);…
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When You’re The Mom With No Village
in MotherhoodHaving a village or support system is important for every family. The village just isn’t about being able to call someone to babysit for a date night with your significant other, but having people there to help support you through motherhood. Natasha BrownLove of...
What To Do When You Are A Mom In An Identity Crisis
July 17, 2021 in MotherhoodStruggling to find who you are and your place in the world isn’t something reserved for teens, twenty-somethings, or men going through a mid-life crisis. Believe it or not, many mothers experience the same thing. Similar to Imposter syndrome, where one may feel as...
5 Inexpensive & Thoughtful Gifts For Someone Special
December 10, 2020 in 2019 Gift Guides, Motherhood, Single ParentingFor many single parents, when it comes to gifts around the holidays, they would love a gift that is thoughtful rather than just expensive. One that acknowledges that they too may need a break, a shoulder to lean on or just that someone cares...
There’s No Love On This Earth, Like The Love Of A Toddler
November 8, 2019 in MotherhoodMy oldest is teenager, and my second oldest is on his way to becoming a tween. This realization has caused me to reflect on just how fast children grow up right before your eyes. It’s true, you have to relish in every moment, even...
How Self Discovery Led Me to Become A Better Mother
October 29, 2019 in MotherhoodGrowing up being a mom was something I looked forward to more than anything else. I couldn’t wait for the day to have kids of my own. When I had my first child there were days that were so beautiful that I knew being...
3 Things I’m Going To Miss About The Toddler Stage
October 24, 2019 in MotherhoodWhen I wrote this in late 2016, we had two toddlers who are now 5 & alost 7. As we venture back into toddlerhood with baby number 5, a lot of this rings true, as this will be our last time embarking on the...
A Few Good Reasons Why Your Kid Is Just Not Into You
October 22, 2019 in MotherhoodBy into you, I mean overly affectionate or lovey dovey. As the mother of a nine-year-old with ADHD & Autism, I am used to my son not telling outwardly that he loves me or giving me hugs. As it would with any mother, of...
Dear Black Girls The Rainbow Is Enough
April 3, 2019 in Lifestyle, Motherhood, Raising Readers, Social JusticeDear Black Girls, There are times when you can get into such a dark place, it’s easy to lose sight of the fact that you’ve been planted, not buried. If I know anything from my life’s experiences, it’s the fact that I always grow...
Why I Decided to Supplement (And Why I Do Not Regret It)
March 21, 2019 in MotherhoodThank you to Similac for partnering with me for this post. All thoughts and opinions are my own. At this stage in life, I feel confident in saying that I am a veteran mom. Do I know everything there is to know about raising...
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