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I don’t want another baby, I want more time with the babies I already have

I don’t want to nurse another baby—I want to go back to the last time I nursed my baby boy and savor the moment. 

Sometimes I cry for you, little one

...because the world is so big and you’re so small, and I worry. A lot.

What do our kids need from us most? To be truly seen

It costs nothing, and takes only moments a day. 

68 affirmations that’ll empower you to be the parent you want to be

“I am confident and growing in my parenting role.”

If I had known what motherhood was like…I would have chosen it, anyway

If I had known what sleep deprivation really felt like before I had kids… ?

The 5 ‘rules’ of modern motherhood you can totally break

2. Carpe Diem every moment. Just worry about carpe diem-ing some moments. All? Not doable.

woman holding son outside

Thank you for reminding me how special my role of ‘mama’ is, baby boy

Tonight was a seemingly typical night in our house. It was not out of the ordinary. And yet, it was also monumental.

10 confessions of a stay-at-home-mom

4. If I get dressed and put on makeup I'm going to go somewhere.

While you were sleeping—I saw a toddler instead of a baby

While you were sleeping, I just stared at you, in awe, that something so perfect could come from me. ?

Healthy parent-child relationships are built through play

More cooperation and connection are around the corner.

The miracle of you is overwhelming, mama

It’s overwhelming to have another person so completely dependent on you for everything, all of the time.

The one parenting tip you should always remember

The voice you need to listen to is your own.

To my son, in the leopard print one-piece

You would make any mama proud, parading around in that thing like you were born in it. 

I don’t want more kids, I just want to have my babies back

And I want them back as the mom I am today—slightly more stable and sane, with some idea of what I’m doing.

When they said ‘parenting is hard,’ this isn’t what I thought they meant

It’s the love that makes it the best and hardest, the scariest and the most beautiful. ?

What happened when I replaced ‘sorry’ with ‘thank you’

I’ve given up assuming blame or insinuating wrong doing for simply living my life and being who I am.

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