
For the first time in nine years I'm not pregnant or nursing a baby.

My kids are teenagers—but I feel like I'm right back in that newborn stage.

What if we all admitted that motherhood can be so, so hard sometimes? What if, after we did that, then we asked for help from the people we love? Or what if we just took it when it was offered to us? Without fear or guilt or inadequacy or feeling like we owe them or beating ourselves up over it?

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Your kids will have a great day no matter what, because there's a lot of love between you all—on Valentine's Day and every other day, too.

When was the last time you got something just for you? Here are seven ideas to get you started.

I have this simple message to pass along: You aren't an invincible superhero. You are something much more dazzling, tender, terrifying, and awe-inspiring. You are a human doing one of the most human things of all. Taking care of another.

Here are three simple, effective strategies we can do to increase our own happiness levels.

There's nothing wrong with me because I'm scared sometimes and I make mistakes in parenting, wife-ing and life-ing. I am human; you are human; we are flawed and imperfect.

Am I happy we had them so close in age? Absolutely! Are there tears? Oh yes.

You are so many things to me. You are hope in a cup. You are energy for #momlife.

The weight of the question was heavy and the answer far too complex.

6. Get (at least) 10 minutes of fresh air

To be a truly great leader in your family, you need to slow down and be purposeful with your time.

When my son wakes up in the night, he wants me. And he'll scream the house down if he doesn't get me.

I have the incredible privilege of working from home, but I also felt like I was drowning.

I owe it to my son to be a good example of problem-solving and pushing forward to achieve my dreams.

What if you could figure out the root of the issue? The real reason you're not making the time, and find a solution.