SAHM

Here’s why I’m a SAHM—even with my kids in school

Raising my kids is the most important thing I could ever do.

I never planned to be a SAHM—to be honest, I’m still adjusting

I wasn't sure how to accept and make sense of my new identity.

Can I be honest? Sometimes, I envy other moms

An open letter from both sides.

55 skills that can be turned into a side hustle

This resulting list is hopefully just a starting point—take a look!

*This* is what a SAHM’s benefits package would look like

And our salary would be $143K/year

Going from working professional to SAHM was a real eye-opener

I went from a working professional to an amateur mom throwing pity parties for myself at the kitchen table.

Motherhood is my career, and I’m a proud SAHM

There is no clocking in or clocking out. No holidays or sick days or breaks.

Becoming a SAHM was harder than I expected

In motherhood, there are no grades, or awards, or gold stars. But, it gets better.

Confession: I never thought I’d be a SAHM, but it’s the right fit

Unlike many women I know, my progression to becoming a stay-at-home mom was neither planned nor expected.

Being a mom is a lot harder—and a lot better—than I thought

And I’m so very grateful.

When people ask what I ‘do’ all day as a SAHM—here’s what I want to say

Stimulating, caring and ultimately teaching my children at home all day is one of the hardest things I have ever had to do.

New calculator shows the cost moms pay for stepping back from the workforce

But the non-monetary reasons may still be worth it for some families.

Stay-at-home motherhood became so much more fun when it wasn’t my whole identity

There's no reason to fit into JUST the working mom or stay-at-home mom box.

6 ways to thrive in the early years as a stay-at-home mom

5. Realize self-care is essential.

Rise + shine, mama: How to set yourself up for a successful morning ☀️

You can do it! (And you’ll be really glad you did.) 

5 things this SAHM learned from her working mom

1. Do what you love

10 confessions of a stay-at-home-mom

4. If I get dressed and put on makeup I'm going to go somewhere.

Being a stay-at-home mom taught me the gift of presence

Why are some of us so afraid to be stay-at-home moms?

The stay-at-home secret: I stay at home + I earn an income, too

Nap time = work time.

Stay at home? Go to work? Why it’s my career, my child—and my choice

“The question boils down to this: Which option will help me be the best mama I can be for my baby?”