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I advise you to grab your tissues and prepare for the waterworks before you press play—because this one's gonna hit you hard, mama.
Because motherhood is often a rush—but that doesn't mean you have to get lost in the thick of it.
My fear is that we as a society have gotten so acclimated to hiding behind filters and only sharing the staged versions of ourselves, that we forgot how being genuine and authentic is not a revolution, but a normalcy.
Mirror mantras have empowered me to use my voice.
Eliza Fletcher was a woman. She was a mom. She was a wife. She was me—and countless other women who exercise or run errands alone.
Because as a mom, we all need a place that feels crucial to our identity—and Target is just that place.
I’ve been consumed by motherhood and marriage for so long. It’s time to get to know me again.
I realized that my children don’t need to relive my childhood to appreciate their heritage, just like I didn’t have to relive my father’s. They will appreciate being Hispanic in a different way than me.
Grief over the empty nest syndrome. Of not being needed in the same way. Of having to rediscover who I am apart from children.
It makes me human.
I want my kid to be happy, but I also want him to experience the range of emotions that life offers. And I want him to be able to talk about those experiences with me.
Because we already have it tough enough as is.