
The Ugly Reality of Parenthood
On any given day, I go through such a range of emotions when it comes to my children that it makes my head spin. Love, happiness, anger, elation, pride, discouragement, worry, and then some.
On any given day, I go through such a range of emotions when it comes to my children that it makes my head spin. Love, happiness, anger, elation, pride, discouragement, worry, and then some.
Facebook is a lot like how I imagine quicksand to be. If you tread lightly, you are fine, but if you linger a little too long you start to get sucked in.
I constantly remind my children that what they post to social media will be there forever. Forever and ever. Amen.
How do you raise your kids to be good people? Reality Moms writer Mia Carella discusses raising kids during uncertain times.
My social feed is FULL of people who have decided to take a “break” from social media “for their mental health.” I call bull$hit.
The latest trend I’ve seen on Facebook is to post your first profile picture side-by-side with your current photo under the guise, “How hard did aging hit you?”
After seeing social media posts a boy at school made, my daughter decided she wasn’t interested in him, and she wanted to talk to me about it.
On some days, my Facebook Memories seem to suggest that I am crappy mom. On others, I am awesome. Facebook tells me that too.
When you think you’re holding space for someone and you’re preoccupied with something else, you’re really not holding space.
Are you on Periscope? You TOTALLY should be! This year I have set
On any given day, I go through such a range of emotions when it comes to my children that it makes my head spin. Love, happiness, anger, elation, pride, discouragement, worry, and then some.
Facebook is a lot like how I imagine quicksand to be. If you tread lightly, you are fine, but if you linger a little too long you start to get sucked in.
I constantly remind my children that what they post to social media will be there forever. Forever and ever. Amen.
How do you raise your kids to be good people? Reality Moms writer Mia Carella discusses raising kids during uncertain times.
My social feed is FULL of people who have decided to take a “break” from social media “for their mental health.” I call bull$hit.
The latest trend I’ve seen on Facebook is to post your first profile picture side-by-side with your current photo under the guise, “How hard did aging hit you?”
After seeing social media posts a boy at school made, my daughter decided she wasn’t interested in him, and she wanted to talk to me about it.
On some days, my Facebook Memories seem to suggest that I am crappy mom. On others, I am awesome. Facebook tells me that too.
When you think you’re holding space for someone and you’re preoccupied with something else, you’re really not holding space.
Are you on Periscope? You TOTALLY should be! This year I have set