“As much as I would love for Ava to move out on her own one day, it would be up to her. I’d be pretty darn happy if we took nightly strolls, arm in arm, forever.”
- Love What Matters
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“As much as I would love for Ava to move out on her own one day, it would be up to her. I’d be pretty darn happy if we took nightly strolls, arm in arm, forever.”
“In the midst of licensing families and talking about the HUGE need for foster families, I realized something. My husband and I are exactly what I had been screaming from the rooftops that the system needs—people who have the time, love, and space to offer children when they need it most.”
“I wish I could say I’m the perfect mother. But the truth is… I’m not. Not even close.”
“I didn’t have time to put on clothes. ‘HEEELLPP!! HELP MomMY!’ I rushed my bare ass out of the shower. In what felt like negative 1 million degrees, my frosty ass was jiggling down the hall, picturing all sorts of ludicrous situations.”
“Laugh. Giggle. Hum. Squeal. Never stop. No matter what. Just keep being you.”
“Mommy, please put down your phone because, well…I miss you.”
“As far as I was aware, you hadn’t lost your ability to be an amazing nanna to them overnight.”
“I had my first COVID pregnancy breakdown yesterday.”
“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.”
“Tonight is the last night that I’ll hug my kids goodnight or kiss my husband until god knows when.”