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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.
It is enough to simply be heard.
The Gaines’ statement is a reminder that all families are operating with the same precious 24 hours.
When I put a pillow over my head and try to pretend it’s your turn to get up, I should stop and thank you for all the (many!) times you’ve comforted her at night.
7. There are so many fun adventures ahead of you. ?
5. Breathe together.
We did everything together. So how is it that we’re doing motherhood away from each other?
You’ve been here, where I am now, deep in the trenches of motherhood.
The 5 love languages are: physical touch, words of affection, quality time, gift giving, and acts of service. Which one is yours?
You have a whole support system in every aisle of this store, mama, and we are rooting for you.
Saving money + time with your honey? Yes, please!
Sometimes I look at you and realize we haven’t had a moment together, alone, in forever.
Thank you for choosing us. Your children are also ours now.
You are superwoman. You may not see it in yourself, but it’s only because you don’t have time to step back and watch yourself in action.
You weren’t designed to do this alone.
Because none of us can do this alone.
To the mama who wonders if she did enough—the answer is, yes.
Old gender stereotypes be gone.
Sibling rivalry doesn’t have to be the norm.
Laughing over wine + apps in a dimly lit, cool restaurant sounds like a magical dream world you can’t wait to visit.
