
I don’t want them to worry for a second about the pizza sauce on their face or the ice pop stain on their shirt or the dirt on their feet.

When they are trying to talk to you, or you’re trying to tell them something—stop what you’re doing, focus on them, get on their level and look them in the eyes.

I can’t wait to welcome you to this side of the world, my darling. ?

What if we ALL moved toward opening ourselves up and sharing our vulnerabilities, imperfections and the tiny, humble beauties of daily life?

Perhaps one of the biggest lessons motherhood teaches us is how to forgive ourselves.

What if you give up the battle of the “what-ifs” and the “to-dos” and traded them for a calm life?

I wish I could sprinkle fairy sleep dust on your entire household.

I want to use technology when I have a purpose to, and I want to be intentional about the times when I am simply enjoying my surroundings without a red notification dot in sight. ?

Find your pre-mom gaggle of girls & embrace them, they are your connection with a part of yourself you may have lost.

Raising little ones really is magical. Sometimes it’s just hard to see through all the stickiness.

Most of the time it feels like I’m juggling, not balancing. And maybe that’s okay. Maybe this is the season to perfect my juggling act and *not* my balancing act.

The lessons from parenting aren’t always easy, but they will change the ways we engage with the world.

Sometimes parenting is about embracing “yes” instead of always saying “no.”

12 essentials that will make changing diapers a whole lot easier (and a lot less stinky).

The Orthodox Jewish moms behind Mimulo invite us over for some morning musings.

What if saying "no" could actually make you a happier mama?

I know from both a personal and a professional perspective that young children are better off without regular planned, parent-led activities.