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7. Acknowledge my workload
Work can wait. Emails can wait. Facebook can wait. But my babies can’t.
The more our children can feel, the more caring they will be.
As Ricki Lake has perfectly said, “Motherhood is the greatest thing and the hardest thing.”
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At every turn, you find new limits to test, places to explore, and journeys to be discovered. There is never a dull moment with you in the family.
Nothing lost, but memories were gained. And you can never have enough memories.
This work, I truly believe, will reverberate for eternity.
Boredom is needed for creativity. Quiet times of nothingness are where imagination sparks and ideas are born.
My children aren’t, after all, 2-dimensional objects.
I just want you to know that I will be there with you, through it all.
Next time your little one gets overwhelmed and can’t calm down, try this simple method.
A teenage Dora the Explorer is coming to the big screen.
Her sense of humor is a huge reason why she’s a confident, self-assured little girl.
Avoid tripping their “You’re not the boss of me” alarm.
I’m imperfect, and there’s a lesson in that for both of us.
I pick my battles (and set both of us up for success)
2. You have permission to slow down.
It’s about sending kindness to yourself.
Time is short so take pictures to slow down and pay attention
