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There are moments when the weight of motherhood is just too heavy.
We're not promising you'll get better sleep once you slip on these sheets, but we're not NOT saying that either.
I groan inwardly, squeeze my eyes shut and will myself to sleep, but my brain is having none of it.
When my son wakes up in the night, he wants me. And he'll scream the house down if he doesn't get me.
What if you could figure out the root of the issue? The real reason you're not making the time, and find a solution.
Do you want me to lay next to you? Do you want me to tell you one more story? Do you feel more peaceful when I'm with you as you drift off to sleep?
Your children are loved, and you’re doing one heck of a job, mama.
2018 is our year, mamas. 2018 looks beautiful—so shiny and bright—full of promise and hope.
Inspired by my nurse, this is my motherhood mantra: To care for others, I must care for myself.
"Can I just sleep with you?"
Is this the key to a great night's rest? 😴
2. Cook anything other than toast
I've been where you are. I was there, and I lost myself 1,000 times. But—I'm here to tell you—I've made it to the other side.
I'm perpetually exhausted and, in fact, am used to living in that state now. Even still, the human mind is quite an amazing thing, and I am constantly teetering on the edge of hope that she'll eventually be a good sleeper.
10. "Playing music I like and dancing around for my own joy."—Sarah
As much as I don't love the exhaustion that comes with these hour-and-a-half middle-of-the-night wake-ups over the past couple of weeks—it is our time.
Sometimes I look at my husband and say, "I think if I could sleep for about five days, then I would feel rested again."
You should know that every day no longer belongs to you. It belongs to your baby.
This “new normal” is going to feel more “new” than “normal” for a little while—and that’s okay.
What seems to me like a walk around the block to get outside of the house, seems to my kids like a family expedition.