“I wish I could say I’m the perfect mother. But the truth is… I’m not. Not even close.”
- Love What Matters
- Children
- Raising Kids
“I wish I could say I’m the perfect mother. But the truth is… I’m not. Not even close.”
“Can we stop shaming parents for having a break from their kids while they spend quality time with their grandparents?”
“If you don’t teach your child about kids like mine, I’ll teach my child about kids like yours.”
“We are tempted to not only look to others to follow, but we are also tempted to make our own choices okay by judging others.”
“Laugh. Giggle. Hum. Squeal. Never stop. No matter what. Just keep being you.”
“Mommy, please put down your phone because, well…I miss you.”
“Racism is built on little assumptions and small biases that make people of color out to be ‘aggressive’ or ‘suspicious.’”
“Years ago, I would have looked at these dishes and got annoyed. I probably would have sent a text saying, ‘Really? You left these here?’ My mindset has changed, and it’s something I wish I had learned a long time ago.”
“As far as I was aware, you hadn’t lost your ability to be an amazing nanna to them overnight.”
“Emotion is normal. Wanting love and comfort is normal. What’s NOT normal is telling a child or another parent that holding them past the age of one isn’t okay.”