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It first starts with how you treat yourself, mama.
When it comes to disciplining your child, self-discipline is the goal.
What babies need most is to interact with their parents in a loving, warm, joyful way.
As any new parent knows, the highs can feel higher and the lowers can feel lower than you could have anticipated.
We learned (and continue to learn) from some of the best.
As a mama, I watch reports about Las Vegas with a new kind of empathy for the families who had loved ones stolen.
If parents want to curb bad behavior, they need to adopt the less is more philosophy.
I will give myself grace when I stumble.
I love seeing his eyes light up when we are able to go outside and throw the football.
Borrowing this idea... And stocking up on coffee. ☕️
Let’s get better at recognizing essential moments—those times when your child’s need for love trumps your own agenda.
To be honest, I’ve learned a lot of pretty key mom lessons from these wise mama characters I watch on the silver screen.
You see the mom I am today, but you also still see the girl I was when we fell in love, and everything in between.
How do you teach children how to really make amends, see what they did wrong and have empathy for others?
Empathy and compassion are not weaknesses—they are a mother’s greatest strengths when it comes to nurturing her children.
I am a listener. I am an (over)thinker. I am a feeler.
My baby, when you want me to hold you but I’m holding your sister, please know that I want to hold you too. My arms are big enough for both of you.
The epidemic of exhaustion is on the rise and whether we want to admit it or not, it’s affecting us.
I am their first guide through life—but I don’t control my children.
Tiger family, I bow down. ?
